Good degree to study that has average pay $40-60k, 40hr work week, not too difficult?

[zedd229]

Serious suggestions please. I wouldn't consider myself the smartest man so something like STEM, medicine would be rather difficult to study. A 3 year course with good job opportunity and enough money to make a decent living is what I'm after. Appreciate any serious suggestions.

[THATSfunnyOP]

Lazy ***got.

[lolatpaniccels]

misc likes to chit on Business degrees but most of my friends that got their Business/Econ degrees and even had had a semblance of a good personality/communication skills were able to get decent paying jobs. Getting internships and networking is key though but if the 40-60K mark is your goal you shouldn't have an issue if with this.

[CoolKnees]

Nurse, medical tech, dental hygienist.

[CTTK]

Don't get a degree for this type of job. Maybe get a diploma for some technical thing like IT. I read a lot of stories about people in those positions doing **** all.

[me12inch]

imagine striving for a wagecuck endgame

[MetroBrah]

misc likes to chit on Business degrees but most of my friends that got their Business/Econ degrees and even had had a semblance of a good personality/communication skills were able to get decent paying jobs. Getting internships and networking is key though but if the 40-60K mark is your goal you shouldn't have an issue if with this.

Yes the soft skills are incredibly important. Very few people will be so skilled that they are in so much demand that they won't have to be able to mingle properly. Network = Networth

[lolatpaniccels]

Nurse, medical tech, dental hygienist.

Registered Nurse? most have BSN degrees now which definitely is challenging and would fall under STEM.

[BitchslapLibs]

Don't get a degree for this type of job. Maybe get a diploma for some technical thing like IT. I read a lot of stories about people in those positions doing **** all.

Management Information System. Thank me later.

[IMathew]

become a sonographer srs, chick at my hospital clears $40/hr when on-call

[CoolKnees]

Registered Nurse? most have BSN degrees now which definitely is challenging and would fall under STEM.

I think the lower level nurses don't need that stuff but you have to wipe poopy butts.

[Drew23]

Just get a certificate and go do data entry if you want to make poverty wages and do a boring easy job forever.

[lolatpaniccels]

I think the lower level nurses don't need that stuff but you have to wipe poopy butts.

oh you're thinking about a CNA (nurse assistant). lmao yeah who wants to do that? that's like 16/hr and yeah you're cleaning butts.

[Stray800]

Don't get anything to niche - aim for something generalized that can be applied to a wide range of jobs.

[Scarrdbutsmartr]

Dental hygienist...Work four days a week. Make 65-80k a year (can make more). They are ALWAYS in demand. Low stress. Walk out at 5pm everyday or earlier (whenever your last patient is scheduled)....Work with loads of hot women.

How do I know..My dad is a retired Dentist. He encourages anyone going into the medical field to become a hygienist.

[lolatpaniccels]

Dental hygienist...Work four days a week. Make 65-80k a year (can make more). They are ALWAYS in demand. Low stress. Walk out at 5pm everyday or whenever your last patient is....Work with loads of hot women.

How do I know..My dad is a retired Dentist. He encourages anyone going into the medical field to become a hygienist.

They are almost always in demand and it's decent paying but most hate their jobs.

Literally cleaning disgusting mouths all day long.

[Scarrdbutsmartr]

They are almost always in demand and it's decent paying but most hate their jobs.

Literally cleaning disgusting mouths all day long.

Yea, I cant really speak to the job satisfaction. I can think of a LOT worse jobs that make a lot less and have to deal with a lot more, however.

At the end of the day you become immune to everything. Doctors minds are literally charred from what they've seen...

[turdburglar9021]

Accounting
Finance
Engineering Technology
Secondary Education

[shoelaces]

They are almost always in demand and it's decent paying but most hate their jobs.

Literally cleaning disgusting mouths all day long.

There is reason why dentists and taxi drivers have the highest suicide rates out of all professions. Imagine wasting all that time in school and training just to clean the filthy mouths of other people.

Dentists are the tradies of the medical world. They even try to squeeze every last penny out of their patients with unnecessary procedures just like scumbag tradies.

[TexasTechPharmD]

Serious suggestions please. I wouldn't consider myself the smartest man so something like STEM, medicine would be rather difficult to study. A 3 year course with good job opportunity and enough money to make a decent living is what I'm after. Appreciate any serious suggestions.

A nursing degree will get you far. NPs make about $100k+ nowadays. I know surgery NPs make up to $200k.

[Scarrdbutsmartr]

There is reason why dentists and taxi drivers have the highest suicide rates out of all professions. Imagine wasting all that time in school and training just to clean the filthy mouths of other people.

Dentists are the tradies of the medical world. They even try to squeeze every last penny out of their patients with unnecessary procedures just like scumbag tradies.

Chiropractors are the tradies of the medical world...LULZ

Despite peoples beliefs/impressions Dentist dont make that much money unless they ARE scumbags (like you stated). They have to specialize in orthodontics, oral surgery or pediatric to bankroll...and then they DO bank without having to be scumbags.

Its why I didnt go into Dentistry despite have a practice that would be gifted to me.

[Drew23]

Dental hygienist...Work four days a week. Make 65-80k a year (can make more). They are ALWAYS in demand. Low stress. Walk out at 5pm everyday or earlier (whenever your last patient is scheduled)....Work with loads of hot women.

How do I know..My dad is a retired Dentist. He encourages anyone going into the medical field to become a hygienist.

3 years of intense school and clinical work to get an Associates Degree. Must pass board certification test. Carpal tunnel and back problems.

$40-50/hour is a nice check though.

[sg1976]

I think the lower level nurses don't need that stuff but you have to wipe poopy butts.

Woman has a BSN and entry level pay is like 25-30 an hour.

[homersexual]

Get a general degree such as liberal arts, business, English, whatever. Send in hundreds of applications for public state employment. Take tests, obtain priority, get hired onto cubecel position, wagecuck an easy 60k/yr until you're 62.5 and then die from cancer before you even collect your first pension check.

[shoelaces]

Chiropractors are the tradies of the medical world...LULZ

Chiropractors are not even medical professionals. They are the "selling speakers out of an unmarked van" equivalent in the medical world.

[iamdetermined]

Human Resources or an otherwise easy business degree ie not finance or economics. Misc chits on these degrees but you will make more than $40k within your first 2-3 years. Either that or get a corporate job at a bank or something doing admin work. I'd suggest sales but you sound like you have the ambition of a fat woman.

[lolatpaniccels]

Chiropractors are not even medical professionals. They are the "selling speakers out of an unmarked van" equivalent in the medical world.

Chiropractors have a Doctorate in Chiropractic and are licensed by the state boards, and if they were not medical professionals they wouldn't be allowed to treat patients.

The ones that say adjustments cure everything are bs but there is a lot of good evidence for posture, neck and back pain; they're also good for preventative maintenance.

Almost every professional sports team has at least 1 DC on their medical staff.

[merb0]

Military srs

Just look for jobs in the military or a military college.

[Scarrdbutsmartr]

Chiropractors have a Doctorate in Chiropractic and are licensed by the state boards, and if they were not medical professionals they wouldn't be allowed to treat patients.

The ones that say adjustments cure everything are bs but there is a lot of good evidence for posture, neck and back pain; they're also good for preventative maintenance.

Almost every professional sports team has at least 1 DC on their medical staff.

The only Chiroquacks that are legitimate are the ones that use stretching/exercise and not "adjusting/cracking"...There is already a legitimate profession for this type of medical practice, however. They are called physical therapist...

I went to a chiropractor that was an NFL and a WWF (when it existed) chiropracter. He didnt ever adjust me. He did stretches....So yea professional sports teams have them on staff but they arent your typical spine cracking quack.

[headturner1]

Econ degree from decent school

Apply for govt jobs

Govt employees impressed because “Econ means smart”

Make 70k to start

Sit on ass and chill 40 hours a week

Hate life

Rinse and repeat