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Engineering degrees took nine of the top 16 rankings for college majors with the highest income five years after graduation, according to a recent New York Federal Reserve study of full-time workers. Computer engineering majors ranked first with an annual median salary of $80,000, followed by ...
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Education:Becoming an ophthalmologist requires a bachelor's degree, preferably science-based, and completion of a four-year medical school program. This is followed by an internship and residency of between three and eight years. Finally, upon passing the state medical board exam, a medical license...
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Graduation from an accredited medical school with either an DO orMD degree Completion of a surgical residency program, typically lasting 5-7 years Obtaining state licensure and board certification in surgery Skills Required In-depth knowledge of related medical conditions and surgical techniques ...