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2. About $39,177 a year in tuition and fees.
$156,708 for four years
Where: University of Denver
http://www.braintrack.com/?search=University+of+Denver&degrees=&states=
&classifications=&pg=1&sort=accreditations%3Aaccred_start
http://money.cnn.com/tools/collegecost/collegecost.html#

3. The average salary for an editor in the Ohio
area is around $57,148 a year.
An editor puts in about 40 hours a week, I’d
have to work about five or six hours a day.
Amount of Work: http://www.editors.ca/join_eac/be_an_editor/so.html

4. I’d be working during the day, and I’d
probably have time in between jobs to take
time off.

5. I don’t need any degrees to be an author, but
I should probably have the same ones at
least that I get from being an editor.
About $ 39,177 a year in tuition and fees
http://money.cnn.com/tools/collegecost/collegecost.html#

6. The average pay for an author depends on
how successful their books are. It can be
anywhere from $0 to $100,000 a year.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/jeremygreenfield/2013/12/09/how-much-money-do-
self-published-authors-make/

7. I’d have to have another job in order to
support myself in case writing didn’t work
out.
I’d have to have time to work on a
manuscript, so I would be pretty busy.
I probably wouldn’t have the best job, so I
would probably be stretched thin.

8. If I took job one, I would go to college
instead of just starting to write and having a
day job on the side.
I’d have to pay for college, and get a job to
help pay for it.

9. If I took job two, I wouldn’t have to pay for
college, but I would need to have another
job.
I would also have to pay for a place to live,
and for food and clothes and such.

10. If I took job one, I would need to find a
college to go to that can give me the degrees
I need that is within my price range.
If I took job two, I would need to find a
publisher that would take me on as a client in
order to make money.