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>are almost entirely disjoint from the set of people who have a JD or MBA at 40 My S.O. has a sociology degree, and worked at JC Penny's after college. She now
by bilbo0s 7y ago
>are almost entirely disjoint from the set of people who have a JD or MBA at 40
My S.O. has a sociology degree, and worked at JC Penny's after college. She now has an MBA and a JD, and is COO for a healthcare delivery network of several hospitals and a whole load of clinics.
I doubt she is the only one like that.
- dpark 7y agoI’m fairly confident that your SO’s case and educational path is extremely atypical. Even if it weren’t, it wouldn’t say that a sociology degree is a good way to earn a high income or become a COO. It would say that a sociology degree followed by a JD and MBA is a good path for those things.