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William A.
Thu, 03 Nov 2016 21:42:04 +0000

To Joshua, I don't doubt it, especially in the years following the dotcom bubbles burst(2002). Since that crash, many have had to grovel for any scraps available to get by, myself included. One of my jobs since that point, I had not 1, but 2 Nasa engineers with either a Masters of a PHD (and 20+ years exp at NASA), working as first tier phone tech support agent, for just above minimum wage. Having a degree is not a guarantee of success and wealth, nor is not having one a guarantee that you can't attain a decent paying, benefitted career. What I am saying is that not having a piece of paper that says you stuck it out and learned subject X (a degree), is often a barrier to decent paying careers. The potential with a degree vs without one, not only exists, but is increasing. In fact one of the most recent studies, shows the median wage difference between a HS grad, and a college grad is $17,500 per year. Many more doors will be open with a degree than without one (like officer candidate vs enlisted military). I also wanted to clarify that I'm not disparaging working fast food, retail, or the like. I'm disparaging the pay for the work done.