You non-comprehending ass broad...doing too much as usual talking about I need to read.
I CLEARLY stated that I was talking about graduate degrees...I also CLEARLY stated that they would need THREE years experience to be a principal making about $85k in the Atlanta area...furthermore I was referring to an assistant principal...I didn't differentiate for convenience's sake when typing. People know you start out as AP first...cuz Principals here make $100k.
The point I was making was that Berkley Dude's starting salary wasn't ALL that for a person with a master's degree from a so-called "elite institution"...and that others in HIS field and OTHER FIELDS LIKE EDUCATION from so-called "lesser schools" were doing just as good as the salary he felt like could be commanded with a degree from UC Berkley.![]()
WTF does a field being saturated have to do with any thing...the OP didn't ask about specific majors he was asking if the Ivy League degrees were worth it to which the obvious answer is yes but Berkley Dude chimed in his two cents about a starting salary of just $85k with no experience...like that's Ivy League money and it ISN'T not with a fucking MBA!!! LMAO...again, you doing too damned much.
And who the fuck is this "friend" you keep asking about?
The experience factor was already addressed in my previous posts...I see he ain't come back in here disputing shit I said...but here YOU go.
GTFO telling me shit I already know about principal certs.![]()
yeah and what u r doing is back peddlin
my point was the quality of comparison
you can be a first time high school principal
you can be a first time assistant principal
there's a difference
also, a doctorate principal is more than likely gonna get paid more than a master's principal in addition to having experience
WHICH
the other poster said that his base salary had NONE of

so now that i have stated my point
i agree to disagree