5 Highest Paying Jobs in 2023 (Without College Degree)

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Title	:	5 Highest Paying Jobs in 2023 (Without College Degree)
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ok john so you lied, the title is clickbait the title says "no college degree" & you say you dont need a bachelors degree to be a dental hygenist you still say you need an associates degree WHICH IS STILL A COLLEGE DEGREE good job staying consistent
Comment from : Dginny865

6 police officer/detectivebr5 web developerbr4 dental hygenistbr3 power plant operatorbr2 elevator installer/repairerbr1 air traffic controllers
Comment from : Dginny865

2:15 VIDEO STARTS AT 2:15
Comment from : Dginny865

VIDEO STARTS AT 2:15
Comment from : Dginny865

Hey John - love the content but at time stamp 1:28 you say 17T but have typed out 17B Hope that helps
Comment from : Alaunius

I definitely think high schools and even some parents have failed kids by acting as though college was the only option any self-respecting person would consider Trades pay well- extremely well where I live, often over $100K annually once you reach journeyman status Other career fields, such as industrial equipment sales, can also pay extremely well and that's the field I got into High wages, no college debt
Comment from : Dena Kelley

Surgical Technologist (California) Also a great job that pays very well
Comment from : Tony Merriwether

100k is no longer a lot That’s like saying you only need 500k to retire I’m shooting for a house alone that’s that much
Comment from : Ahmad Mohammed

I'd like to add firefighter to your list My late husband was able to retire at 49 with a six figure pension as well Some departments are low paying, but with overtime people on my husband's department could make over 200K a year
Comment from : Pam Love

For police officers, you can actually go through academy to become a police officer but what not many people know is that police departments actually have policies where you have to get your associates with a certain amount of years Florida Police departments require you to have associates degree before applying In Wisconsin, you can become a police officer but you have to start or already be working towards 60+ accredited college hours
Comment from : Matt Breaux

Sales is great place too I made $147k this year and $118k last year selling cars I’m 23 and dropped out of engineering school after 2 years w/o a degree All of the guys who are pretty good salesman made six figures at my store this year If you have the ability to talk to people and sell you will make $100k+ with ease in most commission sales jobs
Comment from : David

You forgot about another job that is at a 15 increase in demand… the plug 🔌 and no education is needed lol
Comment from : Whatthefucktony

School doesn’t cost 200k…
Comment from : Sungje

100k a year aint shit!!!
Comment from : Mister jones

I literally made a video yesterday with the exact same point lol! youtube/XglNHawQ3Nc
Comment from : Jay Lin

College is more than just about money The education you’ll receive can make you a more informed and more cognizant person, and that is something money cannot buy
Comment from : Boomerino Kripperino

There are SO many ways to make money without a college degree these days I mean even doing content creation like yourself is a new way to do so that our parents didn’t have access to when they were growing up The traditional path isn’t for everyone! Great video John
Comment from : Spencer Johnson

What about tech sales 🙃
Comment from : jamie levinson

John Lang, I love your videos but the beginning of the video on this particular one was a little bit too far fetched The normal high school student that does good into a trade such as plumbing, electricity, ac, etc yes they do make a quite a bit of money However they happen to be the most in-debted individuals because they have to be constantly on the move Either from working with a separate company or in their own private business by grinding supremely long hours Which that translates into days that are longer than 12 hours in a day So yes there is a lot of money in the trades, but the biggest trade-offs is the sacrifice of time away from the job And I believe I just read a report that a lot of these trades people, roughly around 65, including ones that work with me in the county of San Bernardino, really DON'T have a separate or individualized retirement plan system They spent a lot of their money either on themselves in the form of luxury items or on the business What's your proposing in the video in the beginning is the perfect investor/forward thinking individual And I know many, many tradesmen who don't have a plan like that
Comment from : Peter Guajardo