Feb 16, 2017
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If my spouse and I worked and both taught in say Wyoming, I would
say that is a much better option than an attorney, assuming you like teaching.
If my wife and I taught where I live for 10 years we would be making a $150 (salary not benefits) combined and have the summers off to pursue other interests. That is a lot better option than attorney for most people.
Would that work in Utah or Idaho? I don't think so because i believe your salaries are still low, but there are good options out there.
If my wife and I taught where I live for 10 years we would be making a $150 (salary not benefits) combined and have the summers off to pursue other interests. That is a lot better option than attorney for most people.
Would that work in Utah or Idaho? I don't think so because i believe your salaries are still low, but there are good options out there.
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so after 28 years of experience and an advanced degree, she earns what a 4th year accountant makes and less than a 1st
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I'm comparing options - not sure why you guys want to nitpick this. A kid starts college... they have to decide on
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Why would anyone with the chops to be an attorney choose teaching today? Obviously there are some reason... but
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