CVS Salaries and Job Titles by University

Ivy League - CVS Job Titles: Product Representative, Store Clerk, Supervisor, Store Manager, Analyst, Project Manager
(Often Gets Negative Reviews and Terminated every three months)

Princeton University - CVS Salary $50,000.00
Harvard University - CVS Salary $55,000.00
Yale University - CVS Salary $75,000.00
University of Pennsylvania - CVS Salary $70,000.00
Brown University - CVS Salary $60,000.00
Columbia University - CVS Salary $63,000.00
Cornell University - CVS Salary $45,000.00
Dartmouth College - CVS Salary $52,000.00

ID--T League - CVS Job Titles: Directors, Executive Directors, Vice Presidents, Executive Vice Presidents, Presidents,
(Often Gets Positive Reviews, Promotions, Bonus, Job Security and work over 20 years minimum)

University of Phoenix (Diploma Mill/Fake University) - CVS Salary $200,000.00
Western Governors University (Diploma Mill/Fake University) - CVS Salary $180,000.00
University of the People (Diploma Mill/Fake Univerity) - $150,000
Almeda University (Diploma Mill/Fake University) - CVS Salary $211,000.00
American Capital University (Diploma Mill/Fake University) - CVS Salary $175,000.00
Ashwood University (Diploma Mill/Fake University) - CVS Salary $155,000.00
Capella University (Diploma Mill/Fake University) - CVS Salary $165,000.00
California Coast University (Diploma Mill/Fake University) - CVS Salary $140,000.00
ITT Technical Institute (Diploma Mill/Fake University) - CVS Salary $135,000.00
Kingston University (Diploma Mill/Fake University) - CVS Salary $162,000.00
Strayer University (Diploma Mill/Fake University) - CVS Salary $155,000.00
Southwest University (Diploma Mill/Fake University) - CVS Salary $140,000.00
Western Advance Central University (Diploma Mill/Fake University) - CVS Salary $150,000.00

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you try finishing a degree at Phoenix, bet you can’t!

I worked with a Harvard alum at CVS. This person is an id--t, and they also make a lot more than $55K

Depends on the degree! I find a business, IT or pharmacy degree highly valuable in our business. I also see plenty non-degree senior leaders that work hard and not smart. Unfortunately they have a hard time leading educated staff! The educated staff make them look good that’s why they rise to the top faster.

“what’s the point of this post”

The point is that this company’s work done by the educated worker bees, and managed by a bunch of i-d-i-o-t-s. No wonder that the company is losing revenue and struggling on long term goals.

“I know plenty of people who did very well for themselves with just a high school diploma, retiring at executive levels. So shove your fancy degrees up your a$$”
That is just pure jealousy. Non educates hate educated class. It sounds like a complex issue, and it touches on a broader debate about the value of formal education versus real-world experience.
It’s important to recognize that success can come from various paths, and what works for one person might not work for another.

Lots of CVS EdAssit schools are diploma mills

You.know…. back in the day you didn’t need a college degree to rise up the ladder in management. You just needed to show up every day, learn the business and work hard..
I know plenty of people who did very well for themselves with just a high school diploma, retiring at executive levels.
So shove your fancy degrees up your a$$

what’s the point of this post

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