What is difference in salary between high school and college graduetes?

Median Annual Earnings by Educational Attainment

| Educational Attainment | Median Annual Earnings |

|:---|:---|

| Less than 9th Grade | $23,765 |

| High School Diploma Only | $34,187 |

| Some College, No Degree | $38,815 |

| Associate's Degree | $48,356 |

| Bachelor's Degree | $64,896 |

| Master's Degree | $82,745 |

| Professional Degree | $118,365 |

| Doctoral Degree | $122,964 |

- The median annual earnings of workers with a bachelor's degree is $64,896.

- Workers with a bachelor's degree earn on average $30,709 more than those with a high school diploma only.

- The earnings premium for a bachelor's degree over a high school diploma has increased since the 1970s. In 1979, the earnings premium was $10,585, or about 30%. In 2020, the earnings premium was $30,709 or about 89%.)

- The earnings premium for a bachelor's degree varies depending on the field of study. For example, in 2020, the median annual earnings for workers with a bachelor's degree in computer science was $103,610, while the median annual earnings for those with a bachelor's degree in social work was $55,640.

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