Your conclusion depends on too many unwarranted assumptions:

1. You assume that if you get a MS or PhD "from the top engineering schools at USA," you are guaranteed a high paying job (i.e. over $100k).
2. You assume that you will get a job position corresponding to your degree and experience. In the real world, there is a hiring practice called "low-balling."
3. You assume that if you and your spouse both have such academic background and experience, you both will get jobs over $100k.

Of course you can continue to claim that all your assumptions are true. But it is important to separate the factual statistical data from your personal assumption-laden conclusion.

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• You may want to take a class in statistics first. -goodcitizen- ♂ (0 bytes) () 09/13/2009 postreply 11:35:09

• My point is to have a better understanding of the difference bet -goodcitizen- ♂ (0 bytes) () 09/13/2009 postreply 11:41:04

• don't change the topic -- $250K family income is bragging or the -4Justice- ♂ (147 bytes) () 09/13/2009 postreply 12:58:12

• Chinese families working in hi-tech include those with only one -goodcitizen- ♂ (616 bytes) () 09/13/2009 postreply 14:24:45