Full Careers
What major can you study in college to have a very well paying career?
Any interesting, or unusual careers, non traditional maybe? fun, jobs, that take a lot of formal education?
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- advertising/marketing
- Anything in health care will pay well and have a great future. It will be meaningful too. Don't just look at the money factor. Think of how you will be spending your time. It matters too. Prioritize what matters to you most. Talk to a career counselor. Pharmacists are doing great now. I worked in a pharmacy for a while and I loved it. I even tried but it's crazy competitive. I already have a degree. My time has passed. I can't go to school indefinitely.
- Try a trade. I went to college and I have a bachelor's degree, but everywhere I apply they all want somebody with somekind of trade knowledge. Like; plumbing, electrician, welder. They tend to make more than someone with a four-year degree. I don't know. You have to find your own path.
- doctors, lawyers, business
- Dental hygiene is a good career. You only need an associates degree and makes around $50,000-$75,000 a year. Plus they are in high demand in the United States.
- Petrochemical engineeing
- Take arts courses and then become a mailman. It will keep you fit and pay well enough to allow you to explore the multiple interests you discovered in college.
- well if you are interested in the health care profession, try Respiratory Therapy. i am an RT student and it is very fun! well if you dont mind sticking things down peoples throats and suctioning out mucus. it pays very well anywhere from 50k-75k depending on your degree type. it is also a very fullfilling and rewarding career i get to help people to breathe and bring a near dead person back with the help of a tube. i love it! But if this is not for u then do some research. make a list of things that u might enjoy and pros and cons of each career, its your choice! Good Luck!
