complicity
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yeah it's all about the location :roll:
so you wanna be a teacher ?
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yeah it's all about the location :roll:
Slammed90Lude
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thanks Calesta- although i don't really like it here at villanova, it isn't the courses that are bad, it's the social life and the lack of anything constructive to do- well plus i can't have the honda here- haha, but thanks for the encouragemnt- that kind of money is enough to make me stick around here for my masters B)
I don't have a master's... yet. You can go even higher with that! 
Domeskilla
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Teacher pay all depends where you teach.
My aunt is a teacher in a small community, but one that is mostly lawyers, etc. in the southwest side of okla, she pulls in the mid 50's home a yr.
My friend's mom is a teacher in of the prestige (sp?) Chi-town suburbs and is pulling 72k a yr home.
All depends where you go and how much the city has to pay.
My aunt is a teacher in a small community, but one that is mostly lawyers, etc. in the southwest side of okla, she pulls in the mid 50's home a yr.
My friend's mom is a teacher in of the prestige (sp?) Chi-town suburbs and is pulling 72k a yr home.
All depends where you go and how much the city has to pay.
Incredib1e
Senior Member
Yea it seriously is all about the area.
Yes but usually with high pay you have high cost of living so it doesn't always mean that much if you're making 7x,xxx dollars
Incredib1e
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Yea NJ is probably one of the highest costs of living but if shes making 70,000 shes doing all right. You can make a living off of much less. Probably has a husband too. Just bringing in more money.
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swanny
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heres the H-T thread about teachers salaries, its pretty interesting http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=768276
down here in florida, starting salary for Education majors with a 4 year is 26k, that i know for fact. There is also a bright side, job security, benefits, time off, and hoenestly - teaching at the elementay level is not too difficult.
University professors make great money, some - not all.
Lets see, I have 2 degrees going back for a third in accounting, then my MBA in two years. I was making "on a path of" 45k for this year starting out of school.
University professors make great money, some - not all.
Lets see, I have 2 degrees going back for a third in accounting, then my MBA in two years. I was making "on a path of" 45k for this year starting out of school.
preluderjs
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Thats great to hear, good reason to do anything I can to get my ass through the semesters of calculus and get my ME degree. What did you find out of school w/ your degree? And how hard do you think it would be to find a job in so cal in the automotive industry?
not a problem.
ive already got a good number of certifications, and such... and ive knocked out most of my pre-requisites during my senior year in high school and in the army.
i made 20k in 6 months without a degree at my current job... as soon as i get my associates i will be moving up...
lsvtec
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If you are truly going into CS and not into administration or Information systems, certifications are really useless. What I was attempting to say is get the 4 year, it is really worth your time to do so. A two year degree will cover only the basics.
20K is less than half of your potential with a 4 year degree. I don't remember the exact number from that article (go look it up if you want to know) but they claim $49K straight out of school as an average. I have heard of people still going closer to $55 or $60k straight from school.
20K is less than half of your potential with a 4 year degree. I don't remember the exact number from that article (go look it up if you want to know) but they claim $49K straight out of school as an average. I have heard of people still going closer to $55 or $60k straight from school.
the two year covers your basics just like everyone that goes to college must finish, shit even your junior year your taking the same core courses as your classmates that are in the same college of "____". It's usually your last year that you get your all your major classes in. The more interesting part..
One of my buddies pulled 6 figures straight out of school... but he was ECE. No CS there.