Using the 2017 data, how much more would a college graduate with bachelor's degree expect to earn per year than a high school graduate?

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Elliot Chance · Answer 1 · 2022-03-22T21:23:19+0000

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The estimated median lifetime earnings (in 2017 dollars) for a bachelor's degree recipient at age 64 was more than $1.2 million. High school graduates earned far less — just over $800,000, according to the College Board's research.

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