When you graduate, you'll have a solid understanding of the specialty you selected, an understanding of the sales process and confidence to have intelligent conversations with surgeons about orthopedic devices.
In general, getting a bachelor's degree is a win in terms of pay over an associate's degree. In our sample, the national starting median pay for those who hold only a bachelor's degree is $43,200, which is over 20 percent higher than the national starting median pay for those who hold an associate's degree ($35,100).n other jobs, it does truly pay to hold a bachelor's degree, although one is not required in the job. In these jobs, which are mostly managerial and professional jobs, bachelor's degree workers earn a median pay 15 percent or more above associate's degree workers. Jobs.
The masterâs of business administration (MBA) is not included in this list. To put the salaries in perspective, the median pay per masterâs-degree category is: Engineering and technology degrees: $110,000. Arts and sciences degrees: $83,300. Pre-professional degrees: $84,100.