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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So a first-year teacher makes as much as the county's median income, and they feel underpaid?[/quote] So a first-year doctor makes as much as the county's median income, and they feel underpaid? So a first-year lawyer makes as much as the county's median income, and they feel underpaid? So a first-year engineer makes as much as the county's median income, and they feel underpaid? My first year out of college, with a bachelor's degree in environmental science, I made more than the county's median income (adjusted for inflation), [/quote] Teaching ES isn't precisely comparable to performing heart surgery. Med school and residency take over a decade or more. I've known a few remarkable teachers, but most seem to have degrees in psychology from Towson State. No offense but that is hardly comparable.[/quote] What's your obsession with Towson? You get rejected from there or something? Absolutely sounds like it. Stop disparaging other people's educations while hiding behind a keyboard. You have the mentality of a thirteen year old. Gross to see on a grown adult. [/quote] DP, but I imagine “psychology degree from Towson” is just a metaphor for any degree with relatively limited earning potential from an unimpressive school. There are a few people in this thread that seem to be making willfully misleading comparisons between professions and degrees.[/quote] People are comparing because there seem to be posters on this thread who don't understand the concept of contracts or how they work. There are people in this thread who cannot handle teachers "only" work 180 days of the year, while failing to acknowledge that many other, high paying professions also do not work as much as most people, but no one seems to have a problem with those jobs. That is the entire point. It's not hard to understand, but DCUM people seem to be absolutely incapable of rational thought.[/quote]
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