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Student Choice analyzed data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics to identify which degrees offer the highest financial payoff just five years after graduation.

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Photo Illustration by Elizabeth Ciano // Stacker // Shutterstock Higher education, higher earnings? Here’s where advanced degrees pay off the most. A college degree has often been viewed as a ...