B.A. & M.A. in Economics.

However, my husband has just a B.A. in International Development (plus a bunch of professional licenses), and he makes twice what I do. He's a financial planner.

Masters in CS
Spouse has a PhD in hard science.

My sis has an AA+ RN license and makes that. My spouse has a BS in accounting and a CPA and makes well above that. I have a Ph. D in the humanities and earn a poverty line income.

BA psychology.. Sales .. 200k since I was 32. Im mid 40s now

It's less about your degree than what you do with it.

B.S. in Broadcast Journalism

BBA in Management Information Systems

I have a BSN and MSN and have been a nurse for 20 years.
Nurses around here start as new graduates at around 55-60K with shift differential, you easily earn 70-75K your first year.
Salaries go up with experience. A RN with a bachelor's degree in nursing and 5 years of experience earns about 100K with shift differential figured in.
Almost everyone works 3 twelve hour shifts so you get 4 days a week off.
I've had an awesome career. I'm in administration now, have been for several years. My salary before bonus is about 200K - not big law money but I feel I'm not doing too badly!

Anonymous wrote:BS, political science. Work for a small management consultant company with federal client base

Another BS in political science, HR manager.

6 figures isnt really that much now adays in this area we should be asking about jobs at 200k+

BS, political science. Work for a small management consultant company with federal client base

BS accounting.

Masters degree in Biology. $150k . Been at job 15 yrs. fed govt

MS, statistics

MS computer science