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That don't require college, or any education.
Example - oil rigger - $100k (after you move up the ranks)
Waiter - $9 an hour plus $15 an hour in tips = $24 ish an hour = $50k a year.
Fixing computers can pay $20 an hour with a few years of experience.
Those are the ones that I know of.
With just a high school, can also enlist in the military or become a police officer.
There's real estate agent but I'm not a pro at selling things.
There's insurance agent but again I don't know how good of a professional salesperson I am.
There's the trades, but I believe those require you to know someone to get an apprenticeship.
College is great I just don't have the money, and I'm sure other people don't either, to finish it.
This is WITH education...my younger brother just graduated college. He will be making 6 digits his first year out of college with 0 experience. This is what he will be doing - 2015 Management Consulting Salaries
Also, his salary/bonus/etc is higher than the website
That don't require college, or any education.
Example - oil rigger - $100k (after you move up the ranks)
Waiter - $9 an hour plus $15 an hour in tips = $24 ish an hour = $50k a year.
Fixing computers can pay $20 an hour with a few years of experience.
Those are the ones that I know of.
With just a high school, can also enlist in the military or become a police officer.
There's real estate agent but I'm not a pro at selling things.
There's insurance agent but again I don't know how good of a professional salesperson I am.
There's the trades, but I believe those require you to know someone to get an apprenticeship.
College is great I just don't have the money, and I'm sure other people don't either, to finish it.
30+ years ago over the course of two years I got an Associates Degree in Nursing at a local community college. The cost was very reasonable and still is. Within two years I was an R.N. making a very good salary at that time which I could live on as well as fund my further education. Entry level R.N.'s with the same education I that I had when I started make a starting salary today around $60,000. Do continue your research as there are a number of professions especially within healthcare that education costs are reasonable with length of study is 2 years or under.
Professional sports no degree needed... make millions the first year
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Do continue your research as there are a number of professions especially within healthcare that education costs are reasonable with length of study is 2 years or under.
healthcare employers also help pay for many their employees to go back to school too
Why would you make a thread about entry level jobs, then the first job you list is "after you move up the ranks?" Lol
Agreed.
Also - to me, a job that doesn't require a degree doesn't automatically mean its "entry level". And just because it's entry level doesn't mean it won't require a degree.
I'd say the highest paid would be to go into the military or LE. Both not only have little prerequisites (albeit many police forces now actually want at least an associates), but also provide training that can help establish a career later on. The benefits are also not bad. The down side is your work/life balance is fairly non-existent.
Realtor! They have less training requirements than hairdressers!
The average realtor barely makes a living at it. The parteo principle is true in real estate; 20% of the agents make 80% of the sales.
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