Better education will bring higher salary?

It is not always the case, if a person doesn't have the skills. Then he or she is not needed for a certain job description. Others, nepotism is one reason why they are in that position.

This is true. You'd surely get a higher paying job when you finish college. High school graduates mostly land on average paying even below minimum paying job. So for the students, please finish school as that will help you get a better job, get a better life in the near future.

i agree with the opinion that higher education will make our salary higher too. we can notice job vacancies today in newspaper that they limit education background of the applicants. they prefers bachelor than diploma or high school alumnus. it implies that higher education will bring us to a good job, good job means good salary. yeah, sometimes people do not need high education to be success in their life. most people there are very successsful however their education is not bachelor. it is what i call destiny. lol. im a bachelor in international relation..

Not true everytime because most of the business man is less educate. In our community most of the persons prefer to maintain the family business and earn more money than educate persons. My husband's cousin brother is pass only 12th class but his earning is 50000 per month. He purchase a 4 wheeler with cost 20 lakhs.

better education MAY only give you an opportunity to get higher salary. there is no guarantee that you would indeed get a high-paying job. i have met academic geniuses who became corporate leaders. yet i also met other academic achievers who are financially struggling. better education is not a direct factor. but it can be an indication in some cases. if you have had better education, chances are you have developed your brain to achievements. thus big companies are interested in you. or, you were inherently a genius that's why your education has been a good one. and being a genius, you have landed on high paying jobs. but to say flatly to go to school and get high scores to be successful in life, well you may e just disappointed in time. a few decades ago in the corporate world, this mentality may have been helpful. but in this age, it wouldn't be as effective. what with all the internet-/media- based enterprises and developments. you just have to know where to aim your enthusiasm to be successful.

This is not the case for everybody. Some call centers require only highschool graduates and some of them have greater salaries than others. I am a engineering graduate and I know I can gain a bigger salary if I will get more experience and knowledge. So I agree, better education can bring higher salary but not all.

hi there, with regard to your post, i guess, receiving a higher salary does not only rely to a good education. most often times, it has to do with a luck. having these two combination, good education plus luck will equal to a higher compensation.

I think it's depends on people destiny and effort.In my country there are lots of peoples with better education in university and still have no jobs,why? They don't have any experiences,so the manager don't wanna hired them.And then there are lots of people with normal education and now become successful business man with higher salary.

I also don't believe in that. Probably, if those graduates from expensive schools just simply inherit their family businesses, then they get bigger salary because of how simply they get to the highest rank in the company. However, everyone starts at Level 1 or 2, if you are a fresh graduate with no experience. And, from there those who came from mid-class or even public school, can compete and show off their knowledge and skills, to get a chance to step up the career ladder. I, for one, graduated from a mid-class university, and I started at rank and file level in the company. I persevered and showed my commitment to my job, and I got promoted several times in a span of 5 years, and my last position was Senior Manager in our department.

In my country, the education was the most top priority in hiring applicants. The sad thing, they used to pick the applicants who came from prestige schools. In fact, there is no difference with the other public schools.

I think better education will give you better salary because better education usually take you to good jobs..

Better education brings you to a better paying job, better opportunity. Then if you are meticulous about future, then you will ask for more education, not basically in school but on your experiences. Enroll in trainings, or be more curious on how to enhance your talent. If you know more than one thing, then it's possible you have choices for a better job for a better salary.

I think a higher education is likely to bring your money, but you also have to have a substantial amount of experience to back up that education. Education without on-site experience related to it.. is not very fruitful. It's one thing to know about it, but a whole other thing to actually be able to apply what you know. My education background is a bachelor's degree in business, and my experience has mostly been in education. I have been able to use both my education and experience to my advantage.

Definitely not a clear black-and-white answer. I agree that edcation will definitely bring you more opportunities, including those with a higher salary. This I believe we can say as a fact. Beyond that though, it depends on too many variables as to whether you will actually have a better paying job. I have a Master's degree. I've spent, between getting the two degrees and other time in college, probably close to 20 years in college. I've been taking classes almost all my adult life. I'm still barely making ends meet. Yes, I could easily apply to jobs that pay well, but that doesn't mean I would get them. My degrees are in education. In education, you do get paid for your schooling. It's built into the salary schedule. But that also means, if you have more schooling, they then legally must pay more, so they will almost always hire someone fresh out of undergraduate school. I've been passed over many times despite my education and experience. I'm too expensive. Then too, are the questions of how many of a given job are available, how many people are in the market for the job compared to the job openings, and how desireable the job is. I could walk into an office position, but it doesn't matter what they pay me, I know I wouldn't be happy and no amount of money is worth that.