Degree is a licence to earn

July 2, 1999

Graduates will earn 61 per cent more in a lifetime than non-graduates, says the Higher Education Careers Service Unit. It found that the average graduate salary for all ages is Pounds ,198 against Pounds 16,850 for non-graduates. The annual average salary for graduate men of all ages is Pounds 30,604 versus Pounds 21,871 for women.

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