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"There are 15 accredited teaching degree programs at colleges and universities in Texas. The starting salary for those with teaching degrees in Texas is $32,868; the average salary is $47,157. Approximately 26 percent of Texas teachers hold a master’s degree and earn $3,390 per year more than their counterparts with bachelor’s degrees."

Source:  Teach Tomorrow; "Teaching Degrees in Texas".

"Texas is home to not only one of the largest nursing industries in the country, but also one of the fastest growing. A report by the Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce found that 27 percent of the state’s projected 438,000 health care job openings are expected to be in nursing roles. This number, which is set to be reached between 2010 and 2020, equates to nearly 119,000 new positions, making nursing a promising option for anyone looking to help others in the health care field. Learn more about nursing careers, nursing schools in Texas, and licensing requirements to practice in the state."

Source :Community for Accredited On-line Schools; "Nursing Schools and Licensing Requirements in Texas".

"Students who want to enter the skilled trades can find a wealth of opportunity through Texas vocational and trade schools. Texas trade and vocational schools, along with community and career colleges, offer various fields of study that cater to fast-growing industries, such as energy and healthcare. Students who want to choose the best options can look to our rankings of accredited Texas schools, which take into account factors such as tuition, student-teacher ratio and financial aid options."

Source:  Community for Accredited Online Schools; "Vocational & Trade Schools in Texas". 

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