Just get a degree in finance, health, law or tech and you're set!

[godkiller]

https://www.glassdoor.com/blog/25-highest-paying-jobs-america-2016/

25 Highest Paying Jobs in America for 2016
Glassdoor Team March 9, 2016

Nearly seven in ten (68%) people report that salary and compensation is among their leading considerations when determining where to work. So for people who really want to earn a big paycheck, which jobs offer the highest salaries?

According to Glassdoor’s latest report highlighting the 25 Highest Paying Jobs in America for 2016*,physicians, lawyers and research & development managers are bringing home the biggest paychecks. This report is entirely based on people with these jobs who have shared their salaries on Glassdoor over the past year.


Which other jobs offer the highest salaries? Check out the complete results:

1. Physician

• Median Base Salary: $180,000
• Number of Job Openings: 2,064

2. Lawyer

• Median Base Salary: $144,500
• Number of Job Openings: 995

3. Research & Development Manager

• Median Base Salary: $142,120
• Number of Job Openings: 112

4. Software Development Manager

• Median Base Salary: $132,000
• Number of Job Openings: 3,495

5. Pharmacy Manager

• Median Base Salary: $130,000
• Number of Job Openings: 1,766

6. Strategy Manager

• Median Base Salary: $130,000
• Number of Job Openings: 701

7. Software Architect

• Median Base Salary: $128,250
• Number of Job Openings: 655

8. Integrated Circuit Designer Engineer

• Median Base Salary: $127,500
• Number of Job Openings: 165

9. IT Manager

• Median Base Salary: $120,000
• Number of Job Openings: 3,152

10. Solutions Architect

• Median Base Salary: $120,000
• Number of Job Openings: 2,838

11. Engagement Manager

• Median Base Salary: $120,000
• Number of Job Openings: 1,452

12. Applications Development Manager

• Median Base Salary: $120,000
• Number of Job Openings: 263

13. Pharmacist

• Median Base Salary: $118,000
• Number of Job Openings: 4,502

14. Systems Architect

• Median Base Salary: $116,920
• Number of Job Openings: 439

15. Finance Manager

• Median Base Salary: $115,000
• Number of Job Openings: 2,582

16. Data Scientist

• Median Base Salary: $115,000
• Number of Job Openings: 1,985

17. Risk Manager

• Median Base Salary: $115,000
• Number of Job Openings: 1,137

18. Creative Director

• Median Base Salary: $115,000
• Number of Job Openings: 696

19. Actuary

• Median Base Salary: $115,000
• Number of Job Openings: 175

20. Data Architect

• Median Base Salary: $113,000
• Number of Job Openings: 762

21. Tax Manager

• Median Base Salary: $110,000
• Number of Job Openings: 1,495

22. Product Manager

• Median Base Salary: $107,000
• Number of Job Openings: 7,758

23. Design Manager

• Median Base Salary: $106,500
• Number of Job Openings: 510

24. Analytics Manager

• Median Base Salary: $106,000
• Number of Job Openings: 988

25. Information Systems Manager

• Median Base Salary: $106,000
• Number of Job Openings: 147

 

[BushidoBrown]

pretty much
nikkas payin 10s of thousands of dollars to get a degree in art history, museum studies and shyt like that


i lowkey know a few chicks thats chilling as event planners..idk why u need 4 years of school to do that but they doin their thing, cant hate

 

[godkiller]

pretty much
nikkas payin 10s of thousands of dollars to get a degree in art history, museum studies and shyt like that


i lowkey know a few chicks thats chilling as event planners..idk why u need 4 years of school to do that but they doin their thing, cant hate

When you have an arts degree, you have to find a way to talk your way into a company or get a different or higher degree (i.e. Masters) in order to get paid. I'm currently doing a Psych degree but I have an internship with a bank (I talked my way in with enthusiasm, intellect and research). I plan on going into law or finance.

 

[BushidoBrown]

When you have an arts degree, you have to find a way to talk your way into a company or get a different or higher degree (i.e. Masters) in order to get paid. I'm currently doing a Psych degree but I have an internship with a bank (I talked my way in with enthusiasm, intellect and research). I plan on going into law or finance.

salute
if youre good at networking you practically have no ceiling

 

[Nameischosen]

Yeah and I want to see the schools these individuals graduated from of the people they surveyed.

 

[Freedman]

Before brehs start thinking shyt is sweet by just getting a degree

http://www.thecoli.com/threads/usa-...ities-have-degrees-but-dont-get-hired.258115/

Hell perfect example. I'm working retail right now and one of the Assistant Managers I work with is an older breh in his late 30s with a BS in Finance and an MBA. He worked with stocks in New Jersey till the Market Crashed in 08 and then moved to Texas and worked in the Oil&Gas industry till the Oil industry also fell off. So shyt out of luck he moves with some relatives out here in Good Ol Boy Louisiana. Now less than 10% of the population here has any type of degree so we don't have any real industries for breh to even find any type of work and with 2 Business degrees they still won't even promote him past Assistant Manager. Meanwhile Our store manager didn't Even finish Highschool she just happens to know the right people

 

[DrX]

the problem u gotta have passion for that shyt, if your goal is just money, you're going to be miserable

 

[Rozay Oro]

No thanks. Trying be part of the 6 certs gang

 

[GodinDaFlesh]

the problem u gotta have passion for that shyt, if your goal is just money, you're going to be miserable

This. You'll be stuck doing something you hate just to pay off the 6 figure debt you incurred.

 

[DrX]

This. You'll be stuck doing something you hate just to pay off the 6 figure debt you incurred.

yup...the money isnt worth the stress imo

 

[Noah]

I wish it were that easy for everybody

 

[Diondon]

Finance I don't know what you nikkas is on, but point me towards the paper.

 

[Darealtwo1]

This. You'll be stuck doing something you hate just to pay off the 6 figure debt you incurred.

Not if you fukked with ya local cc and transferred.

CC debt- 9k for 2 years
College debt(in state) - 25k for 2 years

34k

And that's if you put everything on financial aid.

Most folks can shell out 2.5k for C.C a semester by working and a little help from their parents. You got 5 months to come up with 1500 and ya rents pay the last 1k...that's 300 a month. Very Possible

You really looking at 20k ish of debt tbh and if you major'd in something smart like STEM or Business you gonna see that ROI EASILY


Where nikkas fukk up is outta state and spend 4-5 years doing it cuz they wasted a year bullshytting due to the amount of freedom. Folks wanted to get away from their rents and live in a one bedroom apt half way across the country. C.C was the 13th and 14th grade to them and clowned it



4 Years outta state- 140k
5 years outta state- 175k



Don't listen to Dave Ramsey's brehs

 

[horizon]

If you post on the Coli, you're set

6 certs, 6 figures, etc

 

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thread is pointless because its cac pay, not black pay