From there, the 21,21 advanced degree applicants who were not successful would get to go through the advanced degree lottery of 20,000 spots, a probability rate of 31.70%.
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In today's process, advanced degree applicants first go through the lottery of the advanced degree pool, and if they fail, they get added to the regular pool for the second lottery.
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That gap grows to 74% for women with an advanced degree.
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For decades, well-paying jobs didn't necessarily require an advanced degree.
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The peerless Barbara Tuchman had no advanced degree or university post.
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He has a law degree, but no advanced degree in economics.
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I earn $100,000 per year and am pursuing an advanced degree.
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Around 12 percent have an advanced degree such as a master's.
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That means 55.05,227 advanced degree holders will be successful in the regular pool.
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Networking (19%) and receiving an advanced degree (16%) rounded out the top three.
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To understand the decline since the 1960s does not require an advanced degree.
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Well, I did the MBA, so now I've got an advanced degree. Okay.
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Earning your bachelor's degree, or an advanced degree, could help you get there.
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Most professionals seeking to enter this field will want to consider an advanced degree.
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I have an advanced degree in a field that is relevant to the business.
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Just 22000% of them have an advanced degree compared with 20003% of permanent workers.
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Ideally, the candidate should have an advanced degree in American food, culture, or business.
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Other schools wouldn't accept her credits when she tried to get an advanced degree.
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Many of the positions that require an advanced degree in science are still unfilled.
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For an immigrant with an advanced degree, the fiscal surplus is almost $1 million.
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In the new process just confirmed by USCIS, that process is inverted: the regular pool lottery will be run first with all applicants, and then the advanced degree pool will happen second with advanced degree applicants who failed in the first lottery.
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The newspaper said he moved to North Carolina in 2008 to pursue an advanced degree.
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It wasn't easy, but my father got an advanced degree and started his own business.
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Even higher-income advanced degree holders have become more redistributionist, if less so than others.
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The extra time slows many students' progress toward an advanced degree or a good job.
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It is currently held by a political appointee with an advanced degree in political science.
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It is so convoluted you need an advanced degree in business to have a clue.
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It can feel like you need an advanced degree to price out the best airline ticket.
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Households with at least one advanced degree carried 51% of overall student-loan debt in 2016.
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It doesn't take an advanced degree in economics to realize that that's not a sustainable model.
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He is the only member of his research team who does not have an advanced degree.
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Don't worry; we're not talking about complicated nail art that requires an advanced degree in geometry.
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But West's experience shows that a pastor doesn't need an advanced degree to preach something memorable.
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Ella Gilbert, 23, has an advanced degree in climate change and is working towards a PhD.
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For people with an advanced degree, the wage premium is two hundred and thirteen per cent.
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About half had an advanced degree, and applicants were approved for an average salary of $70,600.
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You don't need an advanced degree in finance to wonder how that checkbook could possibly balance.
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Her claims about the advanced degree she was studying for and the dead fiancé were also false.
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I'm a personal trainer with an advanced degree in exercise science, so I get this a lot.
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Weighing the costs and benefits of a return to graduate school can itself require an advanced degree.
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How are you supposed to know this, unless you have an advanced degree in ancient Roman history?
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There are plenty of other high-paying jobs out there — and many don't require an advanced degree.
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Having an advanced degree in psychology was still a novelty; with that novelty came a certain authority.
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A "boring"-looking librarian (save for the saucy smirk) with an advanced degree, pencil skirt, and glasses?
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Such areas are now increasingly Republican, as voters without an advanced degree have gravitated to conservative appeals.
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When she graduated in 2014, her plans to pursue an advanced degree in physical therapy fell through.
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It usually takes someone at least four or five years to earn the advanced degree in mechanical engineering.
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If you're looking to outearn friends and family without an advanced degree, consider one of these seven positions.
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Now, 95,2885 advanced degree holders join 255.05,255.05 regular applicants for 251.1,238.21 spots, for a success rate of 231.70%.
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I pursued graduate work at an "elite" engineering school and earned an advanced degree from a large university.
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The rising cost of college can make earning an advanced degree seem out of reach for many students today.
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Still, earning an advanced degree remains a crucial part of preparing for the economy of tomorrow, the researchers said.
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In 2007, the astronaut, who holds an advanced degree in biochemistry, became the first woman to command the ISS.
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Carnegie Mellon's Rwanda campus has a particular focus on IT, offering advanced degree programs in ICT to African scholars.
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That means 75,885 advanced degree applicants who lost out were then added to the regular pool of 94,213 applicants.
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He called for "improved merit-based immigration," particularly for those who get an advanced degree in the United States.
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Otting, who has a bachelor's degree, would be the first comptroller in decades to not hold an advanced degree.
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She was writing her thesis for an advanced degree from Oxford, where she had studied as a Rhodes Scholar.
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But we are quite certain that a college diploma or an advanced degree is a key to economic success.
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Megan Hansen is studying agriculture, and like many young would-be farmers, she plans to get an advanced degree.
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Pelosi arrived in San Francisco in 1969 at age 29 with an advanced degree in back-room Democratic politics.
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With the advanced degree from Stanford she was working toward, she could have her pick of jobs in computers.
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More importantly, it is impossible to get to most senior management and professional positions without having an advanced degree.
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First I had to decide if I was going to continue on to an advanced degree or get a job.
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Applicants must have an advanced degree in their field, and the extensive applications cost employers and immigrants several hundred dollars.
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Quantify the economic impact: By 2018, America will face a projected shortfall of more than 200,000 advanced-degree STEM holders.
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Nearly 70 percent of workers with a bachelor's or advanced degree have access to a retirement savings plan at work.
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Candidates with an advanced degree in American business, brewing, food, cultural, or similar specialization within history are encouraged to apply.
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Mechanical and skilled trades are currently in high demand and can offer workers without an advanced degree high-paying salaries.
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According to BLS, the only position on this list that requires an advanced degree is computer and information research scientists.
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She graduated from Northwestern and received an advanced degree in interior design at Harrington Institute of Interior Design in Chicago.
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An Episcopalian is more likely to have an advanced degree than a Southern Baptist is to have a college diploma.
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It doesn't require an advanced degree to figure out what limited access to a doctor can do to people's health.
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Almost three-quarters of the venture capitalists that Crunchbase studied earned an advanced degree and 51 percent earned an MBA.
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"An advanced degree can help you secure that elusive promotion you've always desired," says Ayodeji Onibalusi of Effective Inbound Marketing.
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EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT 0003 Federal government Private sector Less than high school 1 % 9 % High school 23 36 Some college 28 26 Bachelor's degree 26 20 Advanced degree 21 1703 Federal gov't Private sector AVERAGE EARNINGS FOR SALARIED EMPLOYEES 2017 Less than high school High school Some college Bachelor's degree Advanced degree $0 $20 $40 $60 $80 $100 AVERAGE ANNUAL COMPENSATION, IN THOUSANDS Federal government EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT 2017 Private sector 1 % Less than high school 0003 % 23 High school 36 28 Some college 2000 220 Bachelor's degree 239 290 Advanced degree 2000 Federal government AVERAGE EARNINGS FOR SALARIED EMPLOYEES 2170 Private sector Less than high school High school Some college Bachelor's degree Advanced degree $1203 $2120 $2000 $214 $80 $100 AVG.
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In 1992, 45% of advanced-degree households comprised the national $41.5 billion student-loan-debt total (in real 2016 dollars); in 2016, 51% of advanced-degree households comprised the $1.3 trillion in debt, according to "Inequality and Opportunity in a Perfect Storm of Graduate Student Debt," a working paper by Jaymes Pyne and Eric Grodsky.
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But, as Searching for Syria points out, 18 in every 100 Syrian refugees living in the U.S. have an advanced degree.
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They said that when these women do get married, they're more likely to be married to someone with an advanced degree.
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So an advanced degree holder had a 13% of getting an H-1B visa, compared to 38.21% for regular pool applicants.
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But if you're a woman or a person of color, an advanced degree still doesn't mean equal pay for equal work.
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But Crunchbase data shows that most startup chief executives have an advanced degree, commonly from a well-known and prestigious university.
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Adults with a bachelor's or advanced degree and those under the age of 50 tend to score higher on these questions.
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The degrees accepted are specific — one in aviation technology, geography or nursing won't cut it, and an advanced degree is preferred.
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When it came time to get an advanced degree, Schauren says the choice was easy: Duke University was her first choice.
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Without an advanced degree, the most common way I've seen to generate a high early income is sales and/or entrepreneurship.
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Shifts the modern workforce, technology, and the economy mean it's a very good idea to approach an advanced degree with careful consideration.
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Dear Miss Manners: A couple of years ago, I finished an advanced degree in a rather specialized program from a prestigious university.
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Using last year's numbers there were 95,38.213 advanced degree applicants for 20,000 spots, so a roughly 20.85% chance of receiving a visa.
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Combined then, you have 20,000 + 32,13 = 52,786 successful advanced degree holders out of 95,885, for a combined statistical success rate of 55.05%.
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In the 2016 presidential race, Trump ran much better among white women without a college education than those with an advanced degree.
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This figure jumps to an average of $2202,2628 for immigrants with a bachelor's degree and $28500,6900 for immigrants with an advanced degree.
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More broadly, of the 43 Trump nominees in science-related positions, almost 60 percent do not have an advanced degree in science.
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The advanced degree exemption to the H-1B lottery is for candidates who have received master's degrees and PhDs from U.S. universities.
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He graduated from the University of Pennsylvania, received an M.B.A. from Georgetown and an advanced degree from the N.Y.U. Real Estate Institute.
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Someone who is a high school student might be given more leeway than someone earning an advanced degree or well into adulthood.
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This is because most jobs have provisions that allow you to experience an increase in compensation if you get an advanced degree.
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There are several kinds of debt that Americans take on in order to afford an advanced degree, the most common being student loans.
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In Britain, Eccles, who holds an advanced degree in statistics, had started a company called Hubdub that hosted prediction markets on news stories.
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Under the H-1B program, there are two pools of applicants: let's call them the regular pool and the advanced degree holders pool.
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While the research focused on MBA students, pursuing an advanced degree in several competitive fields can foster a specific type of societal pressure.
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Only about 11 percent of people age 25 to 34 end up getting an advanced degree, according to a 2016 U.S. Census report.
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So, according to a report from financial-advice website Moneyish, paying yet more to get an advanced degree can be a real risk.
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It is estimated that as we move into 2202, 2628 percent of job seekers may require an advanced degree to secure a position.
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She said that she was easily lured by the promises of a for-profit college offering an advanced degree in health care management.
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For the most part, Americans don't see the need for an advanced degree when there are so many professional opportunities waiting for them.
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EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE
Advanced degree in a discipline relevant to the position; or bachelor's degree plus at least 6 years' relevant professional experience.
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In addition, women who attend a more selective school are not only more likely to work and more likely to earn more over the course of their careers but female graduates of elite colleges are also more likely to obtain an advanced degree, stay in the workforce after they get married and choose a spouse with a more advanced degree.
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When she's not busy earning an advanced degree, she's the director of a program for first-generation college students at Beloit College in Wisconsin.
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But if you're trying to determine if and how you can can afford an advanced degree, here are some things to keep in mind.
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For instance, she wouldn't have been able to manage the lab she founded under the draft regulations, because she doesn't have an advanced degree.
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Despite the fact that I had a (self-designated) advanced degree in healthcare technology, benefits and billing, I failed to successfully navigate the system.
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Students know that they need an advanced degree or at least a bachelors degree to land a job at one of today's dream companies.
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Axios: NuScale, which adapts current reactor technology to a smaller and more advanced degree, has received around $300 million in funding from the federal government.
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She was a recent hire not long out of school (having completed undergraduate and advanced degree programs back-to-back), and brought fresh, sharp perspective.
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But by the time I finished grad school at the end of 2008, getting hired — even with an advanced degree — sounded like winning the lottery.
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Master's graduates who aren't selected in that lottery will then be given a second chance for one of 20,000 visas designated for advanced degree holders.
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In some situations, students are forced to drop out of college and must begin repaying loans without the professional benefits of having an advanced degree.
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Forty-one per cent of whites with a bachelor's degree are gun owners, versus twenty-six per cent of whites with a more advanced degree.
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Truck drivers are some of the few Americans still able earn a solid middle-class income of about $28503,22019 a year without an advanced degree.
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First the Ivy League Princeton for undergrad and Harvard Law for an advanced degree, then a clerkship for a chief justice of the Supreme Court.
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Having an advanced degree also increases your career prospects, because the number of entry-level jobs requiring advanced degrees like a Master's degree are increasing.
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A scene of demonic possession sounds less like Regan in The Exorcist than someone with an advanced degree in Protestant theology having a total nervous breakdown.
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So to be accurate in language, I would say that USCIS is (from a statistical point of view) "placing an additional emphasis" on advanced degree holders.
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Applicants who have an advanced degree in American business, brewing, food or a cultural specialization in history are "encouraged to apply," according to the job posting.
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Not from those who got the joke, but from those who took offense at the fact that I said I had an advanced degree in history.
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Not only do these fully remote opportunities not require an advanced degree, they also pay more than many other opportunities for workers without a college degree.
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To be considered, you have to hold a bachelor's degree, and preferably an advanced degree, in one of the following areas: Engineering, physical science or mathematics.
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In that play Ms. Findlay portrayed a suburban woman deathly afraid of cats, and there's something defensively middlebrow, despite the advanced degree, about her Hazel, too.
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So he applied for advanced degree programs in the U.S., where nearly 200,000 Indian nationals attend school each year, second only in number to students from China.
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Maybe your employer will even fund a health savings account or a flexible spending account on your behalf, or pay for you to earn an advanced degree.
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Georgette, who is Danish, sounds like a child raised by Greta Garbo and Elmer Fudd who went on to earn an advanced degree from a German university.
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You will have an advanced degree in political science or another relevant discipline and at least 5 years of experience working in or writing about US politics.
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I taught art and creative writing at an elementary school in the Bronx while attending evening classes to earn a second advanced degree, this time in education.
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In fact, a black woman with an advanced degree is more likely to lose her baby than a white woman with less than an eighth-grade education.
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Thirty-nine percent of Americans 25 and older have a bachelor's or an advanced degree, a figure that is expected to increase over the next 10 years.
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They say they feel trapped because even if they wanted to study to be lawyers or doctors or have an advanced degree, they could not afford it.
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In 33, some 233,000 visas were requested, according to the US Citizenship and Immigration Services, far exceeding the 65,000 general-category cap and the 20,000 advanced-degree cap.
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" Phoenix has some advice for Zinke: "He really should not be calling himself a geologist, with no work experience, no advanced degree, no practical experience in that field.
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There is a cap of 65,000 for the regular pool, and 20,000 for the advanced degree pool, which is limited to applicants holding a master's degree or better.
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Reese Mozer, chief executive of American Robotics, chose to start his firm in Boston even though he had earned an advanced degree from Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh.
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For all 29 questions, there are double-digit gaps between those who have a bachelor's or advanced degree and those who have a high school education or less.
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He had an English-language tutor and spent two summers at a boarding school in Britain before earning an advanced degree in history from the University of Budapest.
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As for credentials: I'm just guessing here, but I'd imagine board members might need something like an advanced degree, some analytical thinking skills and the ability to collaborate.
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However, if you want to receive an advanced degree, you should be willing to work hard for it, which would also include finding ways to fund your tuition.
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In 2444, just 243 percent of workers with a high school degree did some work from home, while 2702 percent of those with an advanced degree occasionally telecommuted.
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As the daughter of a family of overachievers in Kolkata, India, I knew that an advanced degree from an American university would put me on a path to success.
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She hopes to pursue an advanced degree in the field someday, but during her time off, she read books on the topic and emphasized it in corporate speaking engagements.
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More education typically leads to fewer children — but now, demographers say American women with an advanced degree are having more kids on average than those with only bachelor's degrees.
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As the cost of college has steadily risen over the past several decades, students across the country are beginning to question if earning an advanced degree is worth it.
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That's compared with 38 percent of advanced degree holders, 31 percent of associate degree holders and 193 percent of young adults who do not have a degree at all.
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Other than that, it's an easy installation that only requires you to screw in the bulbs and pair them with the Hub — no advanced degree in electrical engineering required.
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The master's degree wage premium is 43 percent for preschool or kindergarten teachers, while financial services sales agents with an advanced degree earn 89 percent more than those without.
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That may mean figuring out what type of job you want, finding a summer internship, taking the next step at your company, switching jobs or pursuing an advanced degree.
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Median base salary: $142,120 Number of current job openings: 112 This office job doesn't require a specific advanced degree; rather, those that succeed have keen analytical and people skills.
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Like similar programs at other schools, the university's global doctor of business administration program caters to wealthy professionals like Mr. Liu who seek the cachet of an advanced degree.
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The work of DiSalvo and her team has implications across the broader computing field, especially when it comes to issues of retention on the path to an advanced degree.
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But there are still thousands of high-quality opportunities for remote workers who have a high school diploma or who are in the process of earning an advanced degree.
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Bridenstine does not hold an advanced degree in science, but he has a background in naval aviation and is a member of the House Science, Space and Technology Committee.
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When better to take that adult education course, pursue an advanced degree or delve into an entirely new field of study than retirement, when your time is largely your own?
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From the abstract: "Attending a school with a 100-point higher average SAT score increases women's probability of advanced degree attainment by 5 percentage points and earnings by 14 percent."
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If you're debating whether to go back to school to get an advanced degree, the first thing you want to do is make a comprehensive list of pros and cons.
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Net-net, the changes in the lottery sequence mean that advanced degree holders would have been successful 55.05% of the time last year, compared with 51.1% under the previous system.
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Don't get us wrong, you need an advanced degree in style savvy to get this right, but we have just the thing to help you get started… … Fancy long gloves!
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There was a time when an eager man or woman needn't speak English or hold an advanced degree to build a future here -- and to contribute to the nation's greatness.
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"The program aims at economic diversity," said Mr. Welters, 60, an African-American who grew up in Harlem and was the first in his family to pursue an advanced degree.
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That is plenty of time to earn an advanced degree in bank robbery, though Boyle is highly unlikely to get the chance to apply that knowledge in the real world.
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Wordplay WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — Traveling with young children is a difficult thing under any circumstances, but it helps to have a knack for — or even an advanced degree in — strategic planning.
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Dr. Sherman went on to Michigan State University in Lansing, where, from 1956 to 1960, she studied German and mathematics part time, though she did not obtain an advanced degree.
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He also holds a degree in culinary management from the Institute of Culinary Education, and an advanced degree in wine and spirits from the International Wine Center, both in New York.
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Other than implying that Kelly (who has an advanced degree in European Studies from Cambridge University) mistook Bangladesh for Ukraine, he did not dispute Kelly's account of his post-interview comments.
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Across the two lotteries then, advanced degree holders statistically would have gotten 20,000 visas from the first lottery, and then 38.21% of 75,885 or 28,998 visas from the regular pool lottery.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It took a while for me to understand the three letters following the name of Yinka Shonibare, "MBE," were not some kind of advanced degree.
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Studies have repeatedly shown that every foreign-born student who graduates from a U.S. university with an advanced degree and stays to work in STEM creates 2.62 jobs for American workers.
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These are jobs — often part time or done remotely, with flexible schedules — that do not require an advanced degree in computer science or years of experience but do involve some digital proficiency.
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In past years, the agency would first randomly select enough petitions to meet the advanced degree exemption and then randomly draw enough petitions from the remaining petitions to meet the regular cap.
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However, what would be the point of investing that kind of time and effort in an advanced degree if there is so little certainty that it would actually offer a return one day?
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H-73B changes will simplify application process Danny Crichton does some table-napkin math to conclude that the changes will likely benefit advanced degree holders, while diminishing the chances for regular applicants. 5.
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And while the Senate's version maintains those benefits, ACE and other higher education advocates don't believe their plan will turn out to be much better for people interested in obtaining an advanced degree.
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While the role does not require an advanced degree, it does need a wide range of skills including oral and written communication abilities, computational proficiency, technical expertise, problem-solving abilities and leadership potential.
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The proposed rule would change the selection process so that all registrations — including those from people who are eligible for the advanced degree exemption — are applied to the regular cap of 65,000 first.
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Only 10 percent of 17- to 60-year-olds have a college or advanced degree, according to a new study by the Economic Policy Institute, although many more of them will eventually graduate.
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Their unskilled ancestors came here and built America There was a time when an immigrant didn't need to speak English or hold an advanced degree to build a future in the United States.
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If only one in five people with an advanced degree who spends 60 hours per week on Wall Street can't beat a passive investing strategy, clearly buy-and-hold has something to it.
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In recent days, Beijing has also urged college students to join the army and ordered all public colleges to expand their advanced degree programs — efforts meant to reduce the number of job seekers.
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Mr. Kline was in graduate school getting an advanced degree in math when his father died suddenly, leading him to take over the family business, which had its headquarters in New York City.
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"It's not only the right thing to do, to take care of people, but it also makes good business sense," she says, citing statistics that link advanced degree attainment with increased lifetime earnings.
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"Intel's foreign national population in the U.S. is largely comprised of individuals possessing unique and difficult to find skills which can only be acquired through advanced-degree, university-level education," Mr. Moss said.
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For example, taking a loan to complete an advanced degree that will raise your salary above the cost of the loan's monthly payments and interest is a good form of debt, according to Dalio.
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Among black workers, only college- and advanced-degree holders had higher wages than in 2000, but their wage growth was considerably slower than wage growth for white or Hispanic workers with those same degrees.
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Among black workers, only college- and advanced-degree holders had higher wages than in 203, but their wage growth was considerably slower than wage growth for white or Hispanic workers with those same degrees.
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Meanwhile, Matt*, a white male candidate, applied (see profile below): Although Matt had less aligned experience and fewer years of experience, and did not have an advanced degree as preferred by the client — i.e.
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Virginia is headquarters to 28500 Fortune 6900,2628 firms, and we proudly boast one of the nation's most educated workforces, with nearly 28503 out of every 22019 adults holding a bachelor's degree or advanced degree.
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"You don't have to have an advanced degree in math to understand the significant support that exists in the United States Congress for this bill," Josh Earnest, the White House press secretary, said on Thursday.
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The guidelines are simple: If you have been a Tennessee resident for at least a year and do not have an advanced degree, you can go to a community college or participating school for free.
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Well-known schools like Duke University and the University of North Carolina are all nearby this city, and 44 percent of residents have received a bachelor's degree, and 16 percent of them have an advanced degree.
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That reversal would increase the overall education level of immigrants, the officials said, with nearly three-quarters of those migrating to the United States having bachelor's degrees or an advanced degree under the new Trump plan.
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In order to compete in the economy of tomorrow, many young Americans will need to earn an advanced degree — around 230 percent of all jobs in the United States will require some post-secondary education by 230.
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Check out these 20 careers where you can earn more than $6003,000 without having to pile on the student debt that so often comes with an advanced degree: Computer network architects design and build data communication networks.
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While about 85033 percent of the American people have a high school degree and about 60 percent have some college, only 36 percent have a bachelor's degree and only 13 percent have an advanced degree or above.
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He was working towards an advanced degree in anthropology when he volunteered for the Army during World War II. While serving in Europe, Medicine Crow completed the four tasks that were required for the rank of War Chief.
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For years, she'd worked on the other end of the fashion equation, doing brand development for various labels; after she got an advanced degree in luxury goods and services, Dahlin was eager to create something of her own.
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He eventually earned an advanced degree in psychology, taught at Antioch College, Harvard and Johns Hopkins and became president of Clark University in Massachusetts, where he developed a fascination with the period in life between childhood and adulthood.
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Both the DREAM Act and the RAC Act are bipartisan bills built on a merit-based system that would require all applicants to serve in the military, pursue an advanced degree or find employment to earn legal status.
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During that time I worked on my certification, used the company's relationship with a local university to get an advanced degree, and worked 80-hour weeks at three jobs to surpass where I had been at the other company.
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"Our efforts to improve the H-1B program are working and increasing the number of US advanced degree holders who are selected for the limited number of visas subject to the annual H-1B cap," USCIS spokeswoman Jessica Collins told Recode.
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In other words, someone who took on large debts to pay for an advanced degree is likely making much better money than a person who never enrolled in college at all, and the student loan interest deduction benefits only the former.
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Babu Shetty, 21, joined the company as president and C.E.O. in 2000, though he had been working to develop some of its glitter products since the 210s, when he came to the U.S. from Mumbai to earn an advanced degree.
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This year, millions of adult students will enroll in online courses ranging from those that are part of an advanced degree curriculum like Dr. Kilgore's to a professional certificate program to a single course to acquire a specific new expertise.
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It took Paulson two years to land another job, even though he was equipped with an advanced degree, continuously employed at high-level technical jobs for more than three decades and ready to move anywhere from his Fairview, Texas, home.
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She later earned an advanced degree at New York University's Institute of Fine Arts and worked at several other museums: the New-York Historical Society, the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
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Though he will be the first Fed chief since the late 1970s without an advanced degree in economics, Powell brings market insights, Fed board experience and Republican ties that analysts say will likely make for a smooth confirmation and transition.
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The dynamic has put Americans in an impossible situation: They need to earn an advanced degree, such as a bachelor's degree, an associates degree or a professional certificate, in order to compete in the economy, but the cost can be prohibitively expensive.
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The story of the white male college dropout who founds the next big tech company is the exception that proves the rule; you don't need to have an advanced degree to build a successful career in tech, and that's something to be applauded.
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VCFA's NASAD accredited, two and three year master's programs are delivered in a unique format that's ideal for a wide range of design practitioners who otherwise may not be able to put their lives on hold for an advanced degree program of study.
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Adults with a bachelor's or advanced degree answered a median of six questions correctly, compared with four correct answers by those who have attended college but have not obtained a degree and three by those with a high school diploma or less.
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What's more, households with at least one advanced degree carried over half (51%) of overall student debt in 2016, according to "Inequality and Opportunity in a Perfect Storm of Graduate Student Debt," a paper by the Wisconsin Center for Education and Research.
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By replacing family preference with extra points for speaking English, bringing money or holding an advanced degree -- as the new legislation, supported by the Trump administration, proposes -- conservatives hope to close the spigot on the flow of immigrants likely to vote Democratic.
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That is music to the ears of construction veterans who have been delivering a refrain in unison: A nationwide emphasis on college education has stigmatized the industry, they say, even though its careers offer competitive salaries without the need of an advanced degree.
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Many workers, not just blue collar but people who went to college or have an advanced degree, have only a vague understanding of what a noncompete is, and they are often asked to sign one when they have little chance to negotiate.
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Amanda Clay Powers, Starkville, Ms. I feel this structure negates the seriousness of discrimination and an arrest (and I have an advanced degree in Linguistics, so I also feel my opinion rests on a firm understanding of syntax, semantics, and their interaction).
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On behalf of the academy, Mifsud signed a wide-ranging cooperation agreement with the Moscow State University faculty in 2014 calling for shared research, student and teacher exchanges, the establishment of joint advanced degree programs, and a commitment to hold conferences together and to publish joint research.
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Median base salary: $127,2142 Number of current job openings: 2120 To land this highly specialized gig in charge of circuit design and production, candidates often need an advanced degree in electrical engineering or computer engineering and a good grasp of this ever-changing and advancing field.
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"Where I grew up in Africa, we were told that with education you can achieve your dreams, even if you don't have money," says her father, Tobias, who holds the advanced degree of Doctor of Physical Therapy and works for the New York City school system.
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Now for the sobering news: The application is technically open to all, but the Smithsonian is looking for a pro historian and/or scholar with experience in the field and "an advanced degree in American business, brewing, food, cultural, or similar specialization within history," according to the application.
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In education, Rwanda's embraced technology at the primary school and university level through its One Laptop Per Child program and partnership with Carnegie Mellon University, which has created a Kigali campus offering advanced degree programs in computer science and IT. The list of Rwanda's ICT initiatives goes on.
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This means higher-achieving students, or those from wealthier families, are being sucked away from these towns, often never to return: This means the people who are left behind are either not attending college or attending less selective colleges — which means it's less likely for them to attain an advanced degree.
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In these countries, having a family member who's already a citizen doesn't guarantee you a spot as an immigrant yourself — having an advanced degree, being fluent in the language, and being able to support yourself (or have a job waiting for you when you arrive) matter as much or more.
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" "If you're a young person coming out of college today, and you've got maybe an advanced degree in engineering or science, and you take a look and you say wait a second, how could it possibly be that NASA scientists are not working, and they're at home not getting paid?
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To even be considered for the visa, a candidate must have an advanced degree (the baccalaureate or high school diploma – in West Africa, less than 1 percent of the population can boast such an accomplishment) or two years of experience in a job on the U.S. Labor Department's jobs-needed list.
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And while Census Bureau data released earlier this year shows that 33.4 percent of Americans age 25 or older have earned a bachelor's (or more advanced) degree — the highest rate it's ever been — it nevertheless means the best-paying jobs are generally out of reach for 73 percent of workers.
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But Thursday's program at the Miller Theater, part of the Composer Portraits series, revealed music of sometimes startling sensuality wedded to the kind of structural clarity that can help a first-time listener make sense of things — without the need for voluminous program notes or an advanced degree in biophysics.
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" Edward Ruppelt, an Air Force officer who would go on to be part of governmental UFO investigations, wrote that "in Air Force terminology a 'flap' is a condition, or situation, or state of being of a group of people characterized by an advanced degree of confusion that has not quite yet reached panic proportions.
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Hopeful that a more advanced degree would help her make more money and better manage her debt, Butler-McDow went on to pursue a bachelor's degree in culinary nutrition, concentrating on clinical dietetics at Johnson and Wales University (JWU) in Providence, RI. By the time she had finished her second degree, Butler-McDow was even deeper in debt.
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The ancient Chinese board game of Go was considered the most difficult "perfect information" game for computers to crack, as the dizzying complexity produced by its simple rules requires a highly advanced degree of intuition to play at a serious level, but AlphaGo managed it with a revolutionary system built on neural networks and machine learning.
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That is why the Department of Homeland Security recently published a regulation making two simple changes that will reduce overall costs for employers, make the program more efficient and cost-effective for US Citizenship and Immigration Services, and increase the chances that these coveted visas go to individuals with an advanced degree from a US institution of higher education.
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This article originally appeared in Danish on MUNCHIES DA. Denmark's version of The Great British Bake Off is one of the most conformist and innocuous programs on TV. The show is full of cake-related emotions, hosts who attempt to hug everyone (like you're supposed to on TV), and judges who have taken an advanced degree in being stern.
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Successful candidates will have five (85033) years of demonstrated experience in communications—particularly communications that are directed at policy outcomes, preferably with an organization with various departments and a multidisciplinary staff, a combination of education and/or experience equivalent to an advanced degree (MA/MS), and three (3) or more years of relevant experience, preferably in the social change sector including non-profit or government sectors.
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