squidward
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$32/hr. Almost have my associates |
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Ian G
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£17.00 per hour, no qualifications, just hard work and determination |
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stormydays
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£12.75 per hour....no education |
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Optimum Physique
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$70 per hour. But I own my own personal training business. Not having a degree is no reason not to make more money. Find what works for you or improve on an existing concept. |
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roshariouk
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£40, with a masters degree |
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inskinonbike
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If I woke up with a million pounds in the bank, I would want to know where the rest has gone !!!
Degree in Minerals and Geology ... remember this, oil companies don't find oil, geologists do ! |
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SexyT4546
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13.95 a hour with a bachelor's degree |
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Chris
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£8.50 im in my first job out my degree |
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Ollie
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Minimum wage and you have a degree..?! Damn!! No Deal!
I'm on £6.50. I have 2 A Levels, 2 AS Levels, and I drive for a living.. |
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leambi
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£7.92 i have A levels and some other stuff like my ECDL but no degree or anything, may do CeMap exams later in the year so my wages go up. |
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vex
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Really? You have a degree and your on £5.52? I dont even have a degree...about to go to uni next year and im on £6.32 plus commission! Dont mean to boast but im dead sure you can find a better job then that? |
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davetumalty
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I was kicked out of high school at the age of 15 with no qualifications and vertually illeterate,
I am the director of TSE UK Group and have a salery (not hourly wage) of £65k
I think if you have a degree you should be earning more than £5.52 may be your degree is in a useless subject or you are working in the wrong sector |
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Mark O
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£15 per hour, I'm a computer technician , you should eb earning more than that if you have a degree mate |
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TheColorCute
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$7.70 lolzzzz |
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phil19750
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£24. I'm a foreman scaffolder. |
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Fred D
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70K a yr. with only a high school education
I own my own buis
School of hard nocks
Pay now or Pay later |
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julie j
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£10.81 with only a high school education |
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knr1851
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$55 hour with certifications and a dual BA degree. |
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nobody puts baby in the corner
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5.56
I'm working my way through Law School |
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jaded09
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15/hr (us) and I'm working on my associates |
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Bella Muerte ♥♥♥♥♥
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Not enough. |
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Al
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£6.25 4 standin behind a bar =D woop ... iv got 7 gcse's n im in college nw =D |
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Vicky-Marie S
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£7.00 an hour, with only a high school education (10 GCSEs, A* - C). I got a place at college but passed it up to work as a secretary. |
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alan v
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I earn £14.51 per hour but thats because I have worked for my company for 10 years and worked my way up from an Admin assistant to a section manager. You have probably only just started work so you need a bit of work experience behind you in order to create an impression when you apply for a job that is higher paid. Also it depends what your degree is for as to what line of work you go into, start at the bottom as you are and work your way up.
BTW I have a BTEC national diploma |
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Still.Loving.You
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I get €7 an hour.. !! And I have a diploma in Computer Applications, Office Skills and Accounts!! =) |
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Danny
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£22ph |
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life is good
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$25.00/hr (American) and I have an associates degree |
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girl_with_kaleidoscope_eyes
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I'm 16, doing my GCSEs and have a Saturday job earning £4.79/hour. |
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goldfusion
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http://www.ongoingprofit.com/idevaffiliate/idevaffiliate.php?id=3795 |
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