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If you're thinking about going to college to, say, pursue a degree in data science , here's a statistic to listen to: college graduates make $1.2 million more, on average, during their lifetime than those who don't.

Fortune's ranking of the best executive MBA programs was released this week—and the top programs received a slight shake up.

Data engineers are in-demand at companies like IBM, Capital One, and Microsoft—and they’re willing to pay a high price tag for skilled workers.

There is a shortage of over 3.5 million cyber experts, and you could land a top-paying job without even a degree.

Computer engineers make average salaries in the six figures—and the career can easily be translated into fields like software development or systems engineering.

DBAs earn around 100k on average in most states and can be a stepping stone to a long career in data.

With median salaries above $130,000 for many roles, IT is not an industry to pass up on.

Here’s how you can be on track to earn a six-figure salary

Fortune crunched the numbers: compare the salaries of RNs across all 50 states.

Fortune’s latest ranking found that schools with strong science and engineering departments dominate the data science education space.