Today’s post is a really handy, interactive graph that lets you see just how much you, or anyone else, stands to make based on highest level of education. There are a few things that need to be taken into account when looking at this, because of some factors that the data can’t account for. Keep in mind that net lifetime earnings is determined as if someone worked every year of their life after completing their education. So it doesn’t account for unemployment, which is considerably higher in college graduates than
Education vs Income: Take The Plunge
Infographic source: static.fusion.net
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