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What are people’s occupations in Puerto Rico?That brings us to ask:What are the people’s occupations in New York, Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas or any other State?The Commonwealth of Puerto Rico is wealthy with occupations. There are quite a few of them just like in New York. There is the governor, and there are members of The Assembly, which is a bicameral legislature consisting of an upper house, the Senate, normally composed by 27 senators, and the lower house, the House of Representatives normally composed by 51 representative. Then there are judges, professors of the Universities, medical doctors, lawyers, chemists, biologists, pathologists, psychiatrists, psychologists, correctional officers, bankers, truck drivers, train conductors, scuba divers, salespersons, car mechanics, computer technicians, court administrators, professional nurses, policemen, police detectives, morticians, engineers, soldiers, airmen, postal workers, aviation officials, FBI agents, ICE officers, and the list goes on and on…EDIT: I was granted permission by Rene Rigal to add this comment as part of the answer to the original question: “It helps to be educated, and that goes beyond having a higher education degree. Having an education involves an understanding of the Humanities, history and political economy, it is more than having a skill or having money. That been said, Puerto Rico was organized as a Polis before the US and its political and cultural institutions date back to the 16th, Century. Furthermore, due to its history it has had cultural bridges to Spain, Europe, the Caribbean, Latin America and after the US invasion, with the US. This has permitted Puerto Rico to develop many universities, such as the University of Puerto Rico, The Catholic and Pontifical University, the Interamerican University and the College of Engineering. All of these universities provide baccalaureate, master and doctorate degrees. Many world recognized figures have participated in the PR cultural life: Juan Ramon Jimenez (Nobel Prize in Literature), Pablo Casals (perhaps the best classical cellist ever) and Mario Vargas Llosa (Nobel Prize in Literature), just to name a few. The literacy rate is quite high, greater than 95% of the population and many are bilingual. Thus, this level of skills and education has provided multiple opportunities in many labor fields. Our poets, novelists, musicians are world recognized. So yes, as a modern polifacetic society there are multiple jobs and occupations in Puerto Rico. You should go over and enjoy its beaches, its food, its people and its vibe,”https://www.dol.gov/general/topic/statistics/occupations

At Oxford and Cambridge, the lowest ranked doctorate is the Doctor of Philosophy (Dphil or PhD) which has only been in existence for the past 100 years or less. At Oxford, even the Master of Arts (MA) outranks the Dphil (PhD) in terms of rights and privileges.The higher doctorates in the University, awarded since the Middle Ages are, in order of hierarchy:Doctor of Divinity (DD), Doctor of Civil Law (DCL), Doctor of Letters (DLitt), Doctor of Science (DSc), and Doctor of Music (DMus).The first recorded statute is one promulgated in 1253 requiring that those who wished to take the degree of Doctor of Divinity must first have taken the Arts course and obtained the degree of Master of Arts. At Oxford the approach to the higher degrees was through the Liberal Arts. The religious orders were, however, debarred by their regulations from following secular studies. The statute had its origin in a petition presented to the University requesting that a friar, Thomas of York, should be allowed to incept as a D.D. although he had not 'ruled' in Arts.The University of OxfordThe school of divinity at Oxford has gothic elements and is stunningly beautiful. Apparently during the medieval ages, the oral defence of divinity degrees could sometimes take up 3 days of questioning by the examiners.The doctor of music wears a gown that is most ostentatious.A person holding the DD has the highest standing in Oxford and Cambridge, as first and foremost these institutions were formed to train students to teach religion. In comparison, the study of science, law and music were/are considered lesser pursuits than the study of divinity.Both institutions, in the 12th century, received a papal bull, a decree from the pope that anyone holding theological degrees from Oxford and Cambridge can teach Christian religion anywhere in the world. This led to both universities becoming globally prominent during the Middle Ages.Another noteworthy fact—the Oxford Master of Arts (MA), a degree awarded by Oxford since the 1100s is obtained automatically and without further study, three years after the BA, has such high academic standing that it outranks even the higher doctorates (except DD and DCL). An MA is five levels up in hierarchy than the PhD (not in intellectual attainment but as far as rights and privileges are concerned). For certain, arguably more prestigious fellowships, an MA is a binding requirement.Here’s the full academic standing at Oxford if you’re interested, from top to bottom:Doctor of DivinityDoctor of Civil LawDoctor of Medicine if also a Master of ArtsDoctor of Letters if also a Master of ArtsDoctor of Science if also a Master of ArtsDoctor of Music if also a Master of ArtsDoctor of Philosophy if also a Master of ArtsDoctor of Clinical Psychology if also a Master of ArtsDoctor of Engineering if also a Master of ArtsMaster of Surgery if also a Master of ArtsMaster of Science if also a Master of ArtsMaster of Letters if also a Master of ArtsMaster of Philosophy if also a Master of ArtsMaster of Studies if also a Master of ArtsMaster of Theology if also a Master of ArtsMaster of Education if also a Master of ArtsMaster of Business Administration if also a Master of ArtsMaster of Fine Art if also a Master of ArtsMaster of Public Policy if also a Master of ArtsMaster of Arts, or Master of Biochemistry or Chemistry or Computer Science or Earth Sciences or Engineering or Mathematics or Mathematics and Computer Science or Mathematics and Philosophy or Physics or Physics and Philosophy with effect from the twenty-first term from matriculationDoctor of Medicine if not also a Master of ArtsDoctor of Letters if not also a Master of ArtsDoctor of Science if not also a Master of ArtsDoctor of Music if not also a Master of ArtsDoctor of Philosophy if not also a Master of ArtsDoctor of Clinical Psychology if not also a Master of ArtsDoctor of Engineering if not also a Master of ArtsMaster of Surgery if not also a Master of ArtsMaster of Science if not also a Master of ArtsMaster of Letters if not also a Master of ArtsMaster of Philosophy if not also a Master of ArtsMaster of Studies if not also a Master of ArtsMaster of Theology if not also a Master of ArtsMaster of Education if not also a Master of ArtsMaster of Business Administration if not also a Master of ArtsMaster of Fine Art if not also a Master of ArtsMaster of Public Policy if not also a Master of ArtsBachelor of DivinityBachelor of Civil LawMagister JurisBachelor of MedicineBachelor of SurgeryBachelor of LettersBachelor of ScienceBachelor of MusicBachelor of PhilosophyBachelor of Arts, or Master of Biochemistry or Chemistry or Computer Science or Earth Sciences or Engineering or Mathematics or Mathematics and Computer Science or Mathematics and Philosophy or Physics or Physics and Philosophy until the twenty-first term from matriculationBachelor of Fine ArtBachelor of TheologyBachelor of EducationWithin each degree the holders are ranked by the date on which they proceeded to their degree. In the case of people who graduated on the same day they are ranked by alphabetical order.Degrees of the University of Oxford - WikipediaRecent redacted degree conferment list for Cambridge. Higher precedence degrees are awarded first. Recipients from the three colleges, King’s, Trinity, and St. John’s receive degrees before other colleges. Everything is hierarchical at Oxbridge. Note the BD (a graduate degree) precedes the PhD.Several irate lower doctorate holders have written in arguing for the superiority of their degree stating that the PhD/Dphil is the only doctorate that can be applied and studied for while the higher doctorates are purely honours.This is not the case at Oxford at Cambridge. Higher doctorates are earned awards of the University.The Doctor of science, doctor of letters and other higher doctorates require an application, payment of fees, and submission of a body of work, much like how a PhD by publication works. The submitted body of work is examined, assessed, and recommendation for an award is made by the assessors. The application can also be rejected if not adequate.DOCTOR OF SCIENCE AND DOCTOR OF LETTERSExam regulations for the higher doctorates at Oxford.