Did you think how you wasted your time for getting a college degree. Well this post is just to make you think differently. Did you choose the right course?
Salary of a project manager has increased approximately 19% within last 2 years.
I am also sharing the average salary breakups of Project Manager in their related fields.
Eg. Project Manager Vs. Regular Manager (for United States only)
Data source: indeed.com Data as on 21-Nov-2014
As per the below data we can clearly see that how an extra Qualification be it Bachelor's in Project Management, Master's in Project Management or a PMP certification can give you an extra edge. Lower salary of a less experienced project manager will be more that an average salary of a regular and more experienced manager. Which means if you have a Bachelor's Degree in project management(minimum) you will be earning more than a regular manager.
Also looking at the trend its clear that companies are getting more inclined towards people with extra edge than that of regular managers.
Keep reading there is more below the chart... :)
Salary of a project manager has increased approximately 19% within last 2 years.
I know one of the best university which provides Bachelors in Project Management and i.e. Ashford University and its cost is also comparatively cheap. If you want you can check on their website. You will have to register to get details like course content, time and cost. Best of luck. Click here to visit Ashford University website.
I am also sharing the average salary breakups of Project Manager in their related fields.