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Q: What education/ degrees needed to go into the financial field.?
What kind of education background do I need to become a financial advisor. Do you know of any good online schools? I just got my life licence and will be learning more about investing through New York Life... in a few months I want to get my securities licence... so I do want to further my education in this area. what degrees do I need if I were to go back to school... THANKS

A: TWO SUGGESTIONS: -Get a Bachelors Degree from a recognized College, with a major in Finance or Financial Management. Do not just rely on training from a Brokerage House or an Insurance Company. These will only equip you with enough knowledge to sell their products & services. You really need a broader understanding of the financial World. Once you have that, then the training from an insurance or a brokerage can equip you with product knowledge and teach you how to sell their services in answer to a prospects specific needs. -While training with an insurance or brokerage, begin studying to get a CFP designation. That will really round out your professional education. Also, begin reading Forbes & Business Week magazines and the daily Wall Street Journal newspaper.

Q: Education degrees?
I graduated in Mexico as engeener from a University, I'am a US citizen, How do I transfer o make valid my Title in the USA?

A: You might need to take some additional courses here. It depends on what you want to pursue with your Engineering degree. You might want to inquire at a local school. If you are looking to teach, you can submit a request for information from the state teaching board. If you are looking for employment as an engineer, you might want to contact one of the companies that you are interested in and see what their minimum requirements are. Please have someone proofread your requests before you send them.

Q: Best graduate schools for education degrees?
I am to pursure a doctoral degree in Education. I already have my B.S. and M.Ed, and a Reading Specialist Cert. What/where are the best programs, particularly dealing with literacy?

A: US News ranks graduate programs in education. Here is the link.

Q: What is the best way to find out which Universities offer the best early childhood education degrees/programs?
I want to obtain my B.S. in early childhood education and I would like to know what is the best way to find out how good each of the universities programs are in this field?

A: Check the US News and Princeton rankings for their graduate level programs, that should give you a better idea of a particular program rather than the entire school.

Q: What education, schooling, or degrees do you need to become a WWE professional wrestler?
I'm still 16 but when i get older i want to join the WWE as a professional wrestler. what kind of school should i go to? Do i need to participate in certain education or colledge or high school degrees?

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Q: What are the different types of Education Degrees you can get and what do they mean?
I'm starting school and would like to know the difference between them.

A: They list all the different types of education degress on wikipedia. Here is the link to get you started http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/College_degree Good Luck!!!

Q: what education/degrees do i need to become a successful psychotherapist?
also what might my salary be with so much edu. and what's a good place to settle at if i want to make alot of money? i need some advice here ppl. i'm still in h.s. but i wanna start early.please help!

A: You don't need to get a MD but you do need a PHD. To get there start out with your BA, then Masters then another 6 years to your PHD. Good luck! Depending on how well you do in school and what type of psychology you decide on, you can expect an average salary ranging from $36,000 - $100,000 a year.

Q: Are there education grants for persons over 65 who wish to seek higher education degrees?
I am unsure if my complete question posted. Are there any grant opportunities for people 65+ to pursue higher education degrees. Specialist and PHD's in the area of education.

A: http://www.daylon.com/scholarship/ that might help.

Q: Which are high salary education degrees?
Hi All, Just wondering, ppl are getting more and more of education, why?, they need more money, more salary, more financial freedoms, so which education is highly paid?. Anyone?

A: I'm not sure if you are looking for which degrees generally lead to high salaries or if you are specifically interested in education degrees. Here's a list from PayScale.com that might answer your question: http://www.payscale.com/best-colleges/degrees.asp The list shows different college degrees and ranks them based on salary potential. To the right of each degree you will see the median starting and mid-career salary for each one. Hope that helps

Q: Do companies really verify education degrees?
If someone were to add a bachelors degree to a resume that they dont really have. If they get hired what are the chances someone verifies that information.

A: These days...pretty good chance. Considering the amount of money companies spend in hiring and orientation of new employees wouldn't you check? Suppose they don't....but you get found out later. The company could...if they so choose to...charge you with fraud and have you arrested. I know I would.

Q: when people get their education degrees,what are the names of those degrees.what are the advantages of having?
a degree?Any suggestion,ideas?

A: The advantages of having a degree is rather obvious. Likelihood of a better paid job, better understanding of the world around us, and being an informed citizen to name just a few. Thanks Bill

Q: What are the levels and degrees of the education system in the united states?
Hi everybody, I am from Venezuela I've just have seen the education system through the movies and tv series but I don't really know what and how long level are. I don't know what is the relation between the college and the university. What does senior degree mean? Thanks in advance.

A: the highest is PH.D, before that MASTERS, before that, i think BACHELORS! and more before that, but i forgot.

Q: Does anybody know of any colleges that specialize in Education degrees?
I would like to be a teacher but I'm unsure of what college to choose. I would prefer it to be on the west coast but any thing works! ~Spakolli

A: Almost every college has education degrees. It's the 'bread and butter' money maker at almost every university. Right up there is business. Almost everyone teaches business. That doesn't mean that they're all great. Some are better than others. The Teacher's College at Columbia University is generally thought to be the best college of education in the US.

Q: Why are there general education requirements for college degrees?
I am wondering why college students must take so many general education classes. I thought that was what high school was for! This is why my GERs are so easy and I am just breezing through them. I wish that along with my degree requirements I didn't have to take math, science and language classes, just history and social sciences. I feel like I'm wasting my time taking the same classes I had in high school over again, and wish I had taken more AP tests. I was priveleged to have had a college-level high school education. I have taken courses like chemistry, physics, english and foreign languages at a college level already. A lot of the students at my high school who went on to college have said that their GERs are easy as well.

A: The thing about college that students rarely realize is that the university level programs are not about teaching you to become a . They are about learning, and becoming a well rounded, thinking, reasoning individual. If you just took history and social science classes, you would miss out on the different perspectives that the other courses can offer you. Even in social sciences, you'll need math skills, language skills, and a basic understanding of sciences. One thing I realized years after finishing my undergraduate degree was that not one course I took was a waste of time. Even if I thought it was at the time, I learned something valuable in each course, or it set me up to learn something in a further course.

Q: How much do you pay to get higher education? What degrees do you plan to acquire?
Please say which country you are from? To study for free you should be one of the best, even if you are just very clever it's not enough. You should be the cleverest and the luckiest. The rest pay about 1800-2000$ per year.

A: I'm in the US -- Miami, FL. (Florida International University) I get in-state tuition rates. As an undergraduate, I paid $102.08 per credit. (Except I didn't really pay because I had a scholarship) As a graduate student, I pay 238.56 per credit. (Except I don't really pay that much because I have a graduate assistantship and it pays my tuition) Currently, I'm working on my masters, but I plan to get a PhD. FIU has some of the lowest tuition rates in the nation, however.