How much should I make with two masters degrees?

At this early point in the reporting cycle, Class of 2018 graduates with master’s degrees in multi/interdisciplinary studies and computer and information sciences are the top-paid in the class as their salaries average more than $90,000, according to results of NACE’s Fall 2018 Salary Survey.

How much does salary increase with Masters?

All told, the average pay raise for all professionals who hold a master’s degree is about 38 percent nationwide. That’s a respectable bump in pay no matter the industry.

What jobs require a Masters degree?

Many professional jobs in higher education require a master’s degree to get your foot in the door. Careers such as academic advisors, department or program directors, college deans, educational specialists, program coordinators and counselors generally seek candidates with a master’s degree.

What is the best masters degree to get?

Accounting.

Computer Science.

Dietetics and Nutrition.

Human Resources.

Library Science.

Mechanical Engineering.

Mathematics and Statistics.

Nursing.

Public Health.

Software Engineering.

What masters degrees pay off?

IT Manager. According to U.S. News’s ‘Best Paying Jobs of 2020’ report,this is the second highest-paying non-medical role that is attainable with a graduate degree.

Marketing Manager. Although some debate whether or not the best route for a high-level career in marketing is an MBA or a direct master’s in marketing,it is clear that

Sales Manager. Most high-level sales managers graduate from an MBA program,most commonly with a concentration in marketing.

Business Operations Manager. Individuals who hold business operations roles help departments within an organization meet their goals.

Should I get a master’s degree?

To apply for a master degree you usually must already hold an undergraduate degree (a bachelor’s degree). A master’s degree typically requires a year and one-half to two years of full-time study. To earn a master’s degree you usually need to complete from 36 to 54 semester credits of study (or 60 to 90 quarter-credits).