Whats an easy but high paying job?

	Whats an easy but high paying job? I'm really not sure what I want to do before I go and after college. I'm a Junior right now, Asked By: Shelbs - 3/26/2012

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Accounting. Do not take anything in the arts in college such as cooking, art, history, english, journalism, literature, sociology, etc. Degrees in demand are in medicine, finance, math, science, accounting, etc. Don't waste 4 years in college taking something fun like interior or graphic design. Answered By: Go with the flow - 3/26/2012

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If they're high paying, they aren't easy. Otherwise, everyone could do the job and the employer could lower the wage offered since supply would outstrip demand. Answered By: Steve D - 3/26/2012

It depends on your definition of 'high paying' It sounds like you're looking for a job that doesn't specifically ask for particular qualifications (e.g Maths etc.) since you're unsure of what you want to do, but generally all high paying jobs are hard and require skills gained from high school and onwards. You probably won't find a high paying job that's easy :) And if there was, people would all be flocking for it ;P Good luck anyway! Answered By: Jodie - 3/26/2012

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