MONEY!!!...what jobs or careers make from 70-100 thousand a year and that require less college n stuff?

Real estate agent

court reporter

independent claim adjusters corporate security officers contract personal security agents

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Plumbers rule!!!

mortgage brokers. stock brockers.Starting your own business. i actually made 97 thousand last year as a mortgage broker. i am soon hoping to open my own restaurant as well. A good restaurant makes about half a million a month where i am looking to open it. Your imagination can take you anywhere and make you lots of money. Just keep these words close to your heart. The harder i work the more i will get. That is actually my motto and it is what has made me so succesful. i am only 21 not even my own family believed i would do this well off not going to school and doing what i do. So work hard kid :)

Selling crack for starters.

electricians can and engineers typically only need a bachelor's

It's only natural that you're curious. Who doesn't want to sneak a peek at the paychecks of America's wealthiest workers? In the spirit of disclosure, here's a look at the median salaries of America's 50 highest-paying jobs, as reported by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The list of America's top earners contains many expected results (chief executives and lawyers), as well as some that may come as a surprise (air traffic controllers, construction managers). And, of course, there's proof positive that it pays to have an MD: surgeons and physicians dominate the list. 1. Surgeonsexternal link: $177,690 2. Anesthesiologistsexternal link: $174,240 3. Obstetricians and Gynecologistsexternal link: $171,810 4. Orthodontistsexternal link: $163,410 5. Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeonsexternal link: $160,660 6. Internists, Generalexternal link: $156,550 7. Psychiatristsexternal link: $146,150 8. Prosthodontistsexternal link: $146,080 9. Family and General Practitioners: $140,370 10. Chief Executivesexternal link: $139,810 11. Pediatricians, Generalexternal link: $139,230 12. Airline Pilots, Copilots, and Flight Engineers: $135,040 13. Dentists, Generalexternal link: $133,680 14. Podiatristsexternal link: $111,250 15. Lawyersexternal link: $110,520 16. Air Traffic Controllers: $105,820 17. Engineering Managers: $105,470 18. Computer and Information Systems Managers: $102,360 19. Marketing Managers: $101,990 20. Astronomersexternal link: $101,360 21. Natural Sciences Managers: $99,140 22. Sales Managers: $98,510 23. Petroleum Engineers: $97,350 24. Financial Managers: $96,620 25. Law Teachers, Postsecondary: $95,570 26. Optometristsexternal link: $95,500 27. General and Operations Managers: $95,470 28. Computer and Information Scientists, Research: $94,030 29. Judges, Magistrate Judges, and Magistratesexternal link: $91,500 30. Physicistsexternal link: $91,480 31. Actuariesexternal link: $90,760 32. Nuclear Engineers: $90,690 33. Industrial-Organizational Psychologists: $89,980 34. Human Resources Managers: $89,950 35.Pharmacistsexternal link: $88,650 36. Securities, Commodities, and Financial Services Sales Agents: $87,990 37. Health Diagnosing and Treating Practitioners: $87,630 38. Computer Hardware Engineers: $87,170 39. Public Relations Managers: $85,820 40. Aerospace Engineers: $85,450 41. Political Scientists: $84,820 42. Physical Scientists: $84,380 43. Computer Software Engineers, Systems Software: $84,310 44. Personal Financial Advisors: $82,970 45. Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary: $82,450 46. Chiropractorsexternal link: $82,060 47. Industrial Production Managers: $81,960 48. Construction Managers: $81,760 49. Purchasing Managers: $81,440 50. Advertising and Promotions Managers: $81,250