The document presents a scatter plot showing the median weekly earnings in 2010 based on levels of educational attainment in the United States. It shows that earnings increase as educational levels rise, from $444 for those with less than a high school diploma to $1,610 for those with a professional degree. The conclusion discusses the strong positive correlation between education and earnings, noting that higher levels of schooling directly relate to higher weekly pay.

1. Kylie Nodorft Scatter plot of median weekly earnings in 2010 3rd

2. U.S. Department of Labor and Statistics Median Weekly Earnings in 2010 11 years (No high school diploma) 444 12 years (high school diploma) 626 13 Years (some college) 712 14 years (associaters degree) 767 16 years(Bachelor's degree) 1,038 18 years(Master's degree) 1,272 20 years(Professional degree) 1,610 20+ years(doctorate) 1,550