Highest paying profession with least amount of education?
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Without question, the highest paying profession with potentially the least amount of formal education is sales.  Sales careers have created the highest number of self-made millionaires in this country.    \n\nIf you can sell ice to eskimos, and are only willing to commit a limited amount of time to schooling, I would suggest the med tech A.S.  Then, start applying for pharmaceutical sales positions. \n\nMany pharma reps make in excess of 100k per year.  \n\nGo get 'em tiger!
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I would say Monaco and Zimbabwe as the poorest. Monaco is the richest for sure per capita.
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The only degree available in 2 years is an associates degree.  Worth having and you can usually apply your credits toward a bachelors degree at some later date.  Other than an A.A. there are several certification programs such as an E.M.T. usually these take about 1 year to complete.  Medical certificates are a good choice as well.  But you should know that workers who possess a bachelors degree or advanced Masters stand to make several hundred thousand more in their lifetime than those having less education.  It's a financial decision from start to finish and you have to really want it to succeed in business.  Good luck.
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education helps find a decent paying job
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There are many such as Business and Finance, accountancy, surgeons and so on. But there are also the Hollywood actors and singers who are paid millions. But the highest paid career is the one Bill Gates has as the founder of Microsoft. He is paid billions.
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If you are going by salaries, doctors get paid the most. But Actors make the most money if they get work. Doctors make as little as $130,000 dollars a year.
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Finance is the one that pays off the most followed by Health Care Management. The problem with accounting is that there are people certified with a MS in accounting taking those jobs. The management and leadership stuff are just completely useless. And the new "entrepreneurship" is actually counterproductive because the employers consider you as someone that'll leave.
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The probability that you'll get a solid career is much higher. Unfortunately, a BA just isn't enough anymore. Then again, there are lots of Ph.D's driving taxis. I think it also depends on what your career path is. In most cases though, a Masters degree will certainly work to your advantage - it's becoming the bare minimum now.
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A high education level such as a doctorate actually limits one's career options. Yes, you probably have to start from the bottom of a company and work your way up. Good luck.
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MIT\n\nMy sis did it.  Man where she is working they are paying her a bomb.  Its a good field\n\nAll the best
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Because *everybody* is getting a degree these days. My fiance spent $20,000 on hers, and she's making less than half of what I am, and I only graduated high school. Sometimes its just the luck of the draw.
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M.S. is better but a minimum of a B.S.
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Doesn't matter.\n\nAs far as most jobs are concerened a 4 year degree is a 4 year degree.\n\nBuisness, Information Technology, Personal Finance or Accounting are your best bet.
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impossible to calculate, but it is not much. if you teach by day and play by night, you can earn a good living.\n\nmusician
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That is simply not a question one can answer without first knowing  which country/state you are focusing on.  If you are interested in the United States, generally only 25 percent of the adult population holds a bachelor's or higher degree.
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There is a lot of jobs that will pay above minimum, but you always have to start from the bottom if you do not have any experience or education. Just be good at what you do end with time it will pay off.
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Check out the link below.  Common industries for people with Education degrees include educational publishing, corporate training and counseling.  You might want to consider adult education as well (it's nice to teach people who are in class voluntarily).