What percentage of Marshall grads make $25/hour or more...
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Re: is that dealing meth, robbery, or a regular job?
Very good point. I was talking about earning greater than $25/hour for a regular job.
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Very good point. I was talking about earning greater than $25/hour for a regular job.
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Did Moss "graduate"?....if so that's 1
can't think of another off hand
...those pizza management jobs are hard to come by
This post was edited on 2/19 8:18 AM by Snow Sled Baby
can't think of another off hand
...those pizza management jobs are hard to come by
This post was edited on 2/19 8:18 AM by Snow Sled Baby
I can address this one for you young lads.
Average salary ranks, based on mid career earnings are as follows:
Topping the list at #1 would be The Naval Academy, whole average MCE was at $130,000.00
Coming in 30th was West Virginia University - TECH, which was $93,500.00
Ranking 36th was The Michigan University, which was $91,400.00
WVU placed 148th on the list at $78,600. (That's an average $37.80 per hour, but who works a 40 hour week?)
The Marshall University placed 341st on the list at $65,600 ($31.55 per hour).
Basically, based on the average mid career earnings of $31.55 per hour, I'm guessing the percentage to be around 43%, based on my mad math skills that take into account those grads making above $500,000 per year.
While on the subject, do any of you know any graduates from either WVU-Tech or Michigan?
Average salary ranks, based on mid career earnings are as follows:
Topping the list at #1 would be The Naval Academy, whole average MCE was at $130,000.00
Coming in 30th was West Virginia University - TECH, which was $93,500.00
Ranking 36th was The Michigan University, which was $91,400.00
WVU placed 148th on the list at $78,600. (That's an average $37.80 per hour, but who works a 40 hour week?)
The Marshall University placed 341st on the list at $65,600 ($31.55 per hour).
Basically, based on the average mid career earnings of $31.55 per hour, I'm guessing the percentage to be around 43%, based on my mad math skills that take into account those grads making above $500,000 per year.
While on the subject, do any of you know any graduates from either WVU-Tech or Michigan?
I have a Michigan grad as a coworker.
He is a seriously badass dude. He is tough as nails. I trained him when he first started, and he picked everything up faster than average.
Truth be told, he is one of three people I have met from Michigan that I like. He moved down here because, at the time, there was crap for jobs in most of Michigan.
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He is a seriously badass dude. He is tough as nails. I trained him when he first started, and he picked everything up faster than average.
Truth be told, he is one of three people I have met from Michigan that I like. He moved down here because, at the time, there was crap for jobs in most of Michigan.
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