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The Top Masters Degrees For 2015 -Tom Cannavo

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Page 1: The Top Masters Degrees For 2015

The Top Masters Degrees For 2015

-Tom Cannavo

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BioStatisticsMedian Salary: $113,400

!BioStatistics is considered by many to be the best

degree by the projected growth in the number of jobs. High job security and satisfaction are two of the perks.

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Human Computer InteractionMedian Salary: $115,200

!Another technology job with high growth forecasts. Jobs for people with this degree also report low levels

of stress.

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Telecom Engineering

Median Salary: $119,100 !

The highest rate of job satisfaction comes from this tech degree. Another low stress high growth job market.

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Applied MathMedian Salary: $121,900

!Holders of this degree have become highly sought after, but

haven’t always been.

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StatisticsMedian Salary: $109,700

!High projected growth in the next few years coupled

with high job satisfaction, make this a popular degree.

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EngineeringMedian Salary:

$117,200 !

With acceptable levels of stress and job

satisfaction are complemented by high

growth and salary.

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Computer ScienceMedian Salary: $122,100

!Very high salaries make this a popular degree and with high job growth those salaries are likely going nowhere.

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Median Salary: $121,300 !

High growth, decent job satisfaction and reported stress levels meet high salaries.

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Median Salary: $113,000 !

The first non-tech degree on this list has High job

satisfaction and growth, decent salaries but stress

levels are higher.

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Information ScienceMedian Salary: $101,800

!A relatively low salary is complemented by high job

satisfaction and growth.