Does it make a difference of how much I will earn if i graduated from a community college or university?

Question

If I graduate from a community college with an A.A. degree or 4 year university with a Bachelors degree, in sonography, will it affect how much I make in my career depending on which degree I get?

Answer 1

Probably, yes. Generally speaking, across the states those with a bachelor's degree have higher median incomes than those with only an associate's. BUT, this can vary significantly, especially by field.
Universe: POPULATION 25 YEARS AND OVER WITH EARNINGS: Some college or associate's degree Universe: POPULATION 25 YEARS AND OVER WITH EARNINGS: Bachelor's degree
B20004_4_EST B20004_5_EST
Alabama 29,101 41,683
Alaska 35,420 44,810
Arizona 31,934 43,812
Arkansas 26,872 39,764
California 36,015 50,941
Colorado 32,694 42,823
Connecticut 37,754 52,230
Delaware 35,485 45,602
District of Columbia 34,476 50,618
Florida 31,203 41,058
Georgia 31,452 45,460
Hawaii 32,686 41,508
Idaho 26,620 37,606
Illinois 33,383 47,484
Indiana 31,282 41,265
Iowa 29,769 39,198
Kansas 29,591 41,512
Kentucky 29,081 40,603
Louisiana 28,751 40,113
Maine 29,192 37,256
Maryland 40,481 51,531
Massachusetts 35,915 50,286
Michigan 31,717 45,808
Minnesota 33,681 45,656
Mississippi 26,378 37,381
Missouri 30,125 40,648
Montana 24,075 31,447
Nebraska 28,467 39,006
Nevada 34,726 45,684
New Hampshire 35,251 44,049
New Jersey 39,504 53,171
New Mexico 26,869 40,313
New York 34,288 48,175
North Carolina 29,637 41,211
North Dakota 27,274 35,644
Ohio 31,308 43,469
Oklahoma 27,574 36,974
Oregon 30,062 39,946
Pennsylvania 31,909 43,368
Rhode Island 32,487 45,569
South Carolina 29,742 40,076
South Dakota 27,564 33,442
Tennessee 29,781 40,838
Texas 31,404 45,345
Utah 29,446 39,577
Vermont 29,371 36,857
Virginia 34,276 50,380
Washington 32,753 46,931
West Virginia 26,738 36,298
Wisconsin 31,634 41,803
Wyoming 28,636 36,921
Puerto Rico 16,347 24,265

Answer 2

i'd think so. 4 year universities are better