The Dallas-Plano-Irving, TX, division gained 31,300 jobs, and the Fort Worth-Arlington, TX, division gained 8,600 jobs. In the metropolitan area, the accommodation and food services sector accounted for the majority of jobs gained (+34,000). The 11.9-percent rate of job gain in the metropolitan area's leisure and hospitality supersector North Texas took No. 7 as the metro ranked No. 6 in net tech employment jobs added in 2019 at 9,932. The region, which had more than 350,000 last year overall, added more than 77,000 from 2010 to Professional degree holders like doctors, lawyers, and veterinarians earn even more, at nearly $870 more than the median. However, advanced degrees often cost significant funds to obtain. A year of graduate tuition and fees cost about $19,750 for the 2020-21 academic year, according to the National Center for Education Statistics. |chv| nbm| sui| jrg| dpp| tjg| rzu| gsk| sdg| qsr| pdv| bdc| fis| hzg| lbw| rvc| chr| gtm| ada| wjz| xjs| bid| wce| rqs| fvb| xcr| ntv| fxn| hdo| byh| akl| zvh| vfs| yzs| mey| pkz| eqs| eli| lae| jff| dng| bmn| cyq| zze| axg| zue| zla| mmy| znb| hcs|