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Originally Posted by ExiledFlamesFan
You are obviously out of touch with reality here and have no idea how much female dominated professions make. A first year registered nurse will make more than $80 000 in Alberta.
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Yes,
I'm the one who is out of touch with reality. The
average annual salary for all RNs in Alberta is ~$64k (
source); we can reasonably expect that recent graduates just entering the profession will be making much less than that. So I'm highly skeptical of your claim that first-year RNs "will make more than $80 000 in Alberta", and you provided no citation to support your assertion.
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You also completely ignored the fact the law and medicine programs in Canada are majority female. As for high paying professions it doesn't get much better than these. I don't know the Dentist stats but I assume they are the similar.
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TBQH's video even touched on that -- higher-paying specializations like cardiology and neurology are dominated by men while female doctors more frequently choose lower-paying specializations like pediatrics and general practice. Why do you suppose that is?