Careers That Make Good Money

         Sometimes we don't know what to major in when we get in college, but that's okay. Most people say that you should major in something that you enjoy which is true, but i know for me I prefer anything that makes me a lot of money. So, I took the liberty in giving you information about a few careers that you might not know about and that have a good salary.


1. Information Security Analyst- They plan and monitor security of computer networks for companies and government agencies. You need strong problem-solving and analytical skills and an understanding of computers. Salary estimated to be $113,000

2. Dentist- They identify and treat problems concerning the patients mouth. Salary estimated to be $146,340.

3. Physician- They are at the top of the healthcare food chain. Their responsibilities range from diagnosing and treating patients to instructing on proper diet, hygiene, and disease prevention. Salary estimated to be $186,850

4. Computers System Analyst- For the most part they consult with organizations on the IT systems they might need. Salary estimated to be $81,990

5. Web Developer- They do just what the name says! They're responsible for the fancy fonts and layouts that you see on your favorite websites and is one of the fastest growing careers in this decade. Salary estimated to be $63,160

6. Diagnostic Medical Sonographer- These people have to be good with handling medical equipment and have good social skills. These are the people that tell you if the baby is a girl or a boy. Salary estimated to be $66,410

7. Market Research Analyst- These people study our habits as consumers and use those observations to counsel companies on how to package, brand, and sell products. Salary estimated to be $60,800

8. Marketing Manager- These people are behind the advertisements for different companies and are the ones who help you to make the decision on "iOS to Android", "General Motors or Ford", or even "ChapStick or Carmex". Salary estimated to be $123,220

9. Accountant- They work with individuals, corporations, and even nonprofits managing money. They must be detail-oriented, organized, and skilled with numbers. Salary estimated to be $65,080

      I know you're in high school and you're not sure what you want to do but here are a few careers that could get your mind going. Some require little to no education and some may require a bachelor's. But, this list could be your first step in figuring out your major. You can always research these careers and find out more information you want to know that isn't said here.