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Pay rates for different qualifications?

Captain Slow IRL · 2014-10-20 22:30:52

In general, is there a big gap in pay between and ordinary and honours degree when you get into the jobs market? Or what about between an honours degree and a masters? Thanks in advance

20-10-2014 11:30pm

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Captain Slow IRL

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In general, is there a big gap in pay between and ordinary and honours degree when you get into the jobs market? Or what about between an honours degree and a masters?

Thanks in advance

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#2 20-10-2014 11:40pm

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Hard to say as experience counts alot, if not more.

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#3 21-10-2014 9:33am

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Starting off yes long term probably not

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