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[Anonymous No.56717078]

What's the easiest college major that provides a good amount of money to live on?

[Anonymous No.56717102]

>>56717078
Nothing except medical school anymore. You might have a shot with programming, accounting (double major + CPA), and some traditional engineering types, or stats + ML + actuary exams.

No major is going to be all that hard. Accounting is the easiest of those listed, but it's so tedious that the other might actually be "easier" because you aren't memorizing completely pointless trash.

[Anonymous No.56717113]

>>56717078
>>56717102
Also, don't think you will come out of school to a good job. It just doesn't happen unless you go to a known target school (aka top 5-10) or have TRUE connections (as in your dad is a director) or have a ton of projects / articles. 12 years of med school / residency is the only thing where you come out to a good job. Otherwise you just come out as trans. Verification not required.

[Anonymous No.56717144]

>>56717078
nothing that is worth it in life is easy you lazy piece of shit.

[Anonymous No.56717147]

Look at associate degrees like x-ray tech and respiratory therapist. Minimum 3 12 hour shifts with plenty of overtime.
Could be easy or hard depending what hospital you work at

[Anonymous No.56717172]

Depending on your part of the country and how tough you are, firefighters are making bank right now because there aren't enough of them. There are multiple cities in my area where they pay $100k a year salaries for nine 24 hour shifts a month. Average salary in my state is about $50k for comparison.

Both fire and paramedic schools require a lot of dedication though, and you have to be (at least at the start) in really good shape and have good discipline for self learning. Pretty chad field too

[Anonymous No.56717174]

>>56717147
Oh yea, this is true too. If you want to be a murse. Radiology and anesthesiology specifically. If you go this route, spend a ton of time googling highest paid jobs in mursing. It's complete shit, but it can pay over 100k. There is a good chance of shit hours too, even for the highly paid stuff. Also, there is quite a bit of pressure (which is why most nurses lose any sort of empathy and humanity)

[Anonymous No.56717337]

>>56717078
Psychology and then get a data analyst job at a large corporation. Or statistics if you’re intelligent. I think some schools have data science or information systems programs, analytics is an easy career to coast into six figs and with the “AI” hype cycle we’re in you can land a good job by just knowing what ML means and impressing boomer middle managers with words they don’t know

[Anonymous No.56717371]

>>56717078
TUMMY