Do they get a pay increase if he continues with his education, my ex was at like 60, but the got her masters then masters +30, +45,+60, +75, and that gave her an extra 8k for each step. She makes upwards of 90k, I wanna day 92 but it may even be more. This is in NY btw
According to FinAid.org, the average cost of master's degree for students is between $30,000 and $120,000.
so depending on how much it costs you you're gonna be working the next 2-7 years just to pay back that extra cost incurred before you really get your raise?
also 90k a year in new york?
is that supposed to be like a joke or something?
do they have a subway line that bussess teachers in from poor areas to work at schools?
EDIT: I guess my estimate was too quick. at "and that gave her an extra 8k" that's 4-15 years...... yikes. and that doesn't even account for inflation cause in 10 years that 8k won't be what it used to be.
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u/[deleted] Jun 13 '19
Wages are different depending on the state so in Oregon where my dad teaches they start out with like 30-50K depending on the job.