Personal Investment OptionsScenario 1Scenario 2The Bachelor’s DegreeThe Master’s DegreeComparison: At a GlanceComparison: Entry-Level JobsSlide 8ResourcesPersonal Investment OptionsHigher Education:Bachelor’s vs. Master’sTeam 8Jade Thiemsuwan – OrganizerNicholas Sakamoto – TechieAndy Yau – SummarizerMarkel Vessup - SummarizerEGR403: Asset Allocation and Technical Decision MakingScenario 1Tom, a 22-year old graduating Chemical Engineer at Cal Poly Pomona chooses to go straight to work after his Bachelor’s Degree. He graduates with good standing and has a great attitude and work ethic.Scenario 2Jerry, a 22-year old graduating Chemical Engineer at Cal Poly Pomona chooses to pursue a Master’s Degree immediately after his Bachelor’s Degree. He graduates with good standing and has a great attitude and work ethic.The Bachelor’s DegreeCost of tuitionTimeJob advancementJobs after retirementSalaryThe Master’s DegreeCost of tuitionTimeJob advancementJobs after retirementSalaryComparison: At a GlanceBachelor’s$19200 – 4 yearsMaster’s$19200 – 4 Years AND$60000 – 2 Years Total: $79200 – 6 YearsComparison: Entry-Level JobsBachelor’sEntry-Level Associate Engineer$55000Master’sSub-Manager or Experienced Engineer$75000Difference of: $75000 – $55000 = $20000Comparison: Job OpportunityBachelor’sAssociate to PrincipleMaster’sUp to Manager/DirectorPost-retirement careersResourcesBureau of Labor StatisticsVarious university websitesReal-life testimony from professors and
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