Highpaying Jobs IN DEMAND

[Laila]

Anywhere in the science field is in high demand....i am thinking about going for my PA before medical school...i think it would be a better route for me, inshallah. A lot of PA's get paid more than MDs

[Son of Mountains]

VII. Veterinarians

Job Growth in Next Decade: 33.3% (#17 in all jobs)
Education: Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (D.V.M) + Undergraduate Degree
Earnings: $61,000- $104,000

There are only 28 vet schools in the country and admission is very competitive. With the low number of graduates every year and increasing demand, vet’s are becoming one of the fastest growing jobs in the United States.

Thank for sharing

[Laila]

Becoming a doctor is so useless as you waste all your years and you make the same as people with Masters.

No they do not make the same as someone with a Masters....they make way more.

[Iqra]

each GOOD beneficial job has it's own satisfaction which different people desire.

[Laila]

^Thats not really true.

Someone with a Masters in Math, Has more money then a doctor.

We start before you, so we bank up before you.

hmmm okay....so while a medical doctor is done with medical school with $ 250,000 debt.....they would be making hell of a lot of money to pay it off right? Starting off before the other doesnt say much. Your income also depends on the demand of the field/specializations/area/degree, etc. Yes, i wont deny that someone with a Masters makes a hell of a lot of money.

Look at these salaries

http://www.studentdoc.com/family-practice-salary.html

http://www.studentdoc.com/neurology-salary.html

http://www.studentdoc.com/emergency-medicine-salary.html

But then again, the more money you make, you more you get taxed. I have never known a physician that makes below gross income of $200,000. Medical doctors have higher degree than masters. They go to professional schooling just like a Lawyer does.

[Laila]

There is actually only one vet school throughout the whole state of California, imagine the competition applicants go through.

[Son of Mountains]

^Thats not really true.

Someone with a Masters in Math, Has more money then a doctor.

We start before you, so we bank up before you.

LOL
I got a joke last week:

Student: "Sir, what is Math for in schools?"

Teacher: "To save Life of many people!"

Student: "What? How Math helps in saving Life of anybody?"

Teacher: "Because it keeps many idiots out of Medical colleges"

[Iqra]

^ lol

[Laila]

LMAO @ Kunarboy....K-cube hasnt even replied to this thread

[Roshina]

Just a thought - optometrists make over $105,000 a year (starting salary, mind you!), and the education they go through is:

- 12 years of school
- 4 years of college (undergraduate)
- 4 years of optometry school

AND DONE! Job guaranteed even before you graduate becuase no one likes to take risks with their eyes, and so they'll ALWAYS go to an optometrist if something's wrong (more than just a little something in the eye, of course, lol).

And, by the way, let's not forget that how much money you get depends on on where you live/work (state, city, rural/urban areas, etc.) as well as on your position. For instance, to say that "professors make this much money" would be wrong no matter what the amount you claim is, becuase it depends on the professor's title and position, awards, and demand. If she/he is known around the country or world, and everyone wants to hire her/him, then chances are, the money is QUITE good!

So, yeah, I wouldn't accept this as written in stones. The amount seems to change each year.

[Bonquiqui]

What about Political Science?

[Bonquiqui]

Yes. High-five yo! I get done next year. But I'm not quite sure what I want to do with a BS in Political Science. The field is way too broad. As long as I can find a cool job (preferably a government one), I'll be happy.

[Roshina]

Yes. High-five yo! I get done next year. But I'm not quite sure what I want to do with a BS in Political Science. The field is way too broad. As long as I can find a cool job (preferably a government one), I'll be happy.

Ever considered law? Or professorship? I think both would suit you!

[Bonquiqui]

Oh fudge no! Law school is a NO NO! Same goes for the latter.

[Roshina]

Oh fudge no! Law school is a NO NO! Same goes for the latter.

:O Fyyyyyyyynne!

Hmm... well, in most fields today, just a Bachelors isn't considered good enough. So if you love politics, you can go on into a Master's in the same field. If not, you can go for ANY field you like, and they'll appreciate that you have a Bachelors in Political Science. Remember that your Masters and Bachelors don't have to be related at all in order for you to advance :O (I just found this out and was shocked.)

You could consider Public Policy, MBA,

I also hear you can work for an NGO or other non-governmental organizations, if you're interested.

See, also, if this link will help.