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Registered NurseThe biggest health profession in the country. Two years of college can get you licensed, and the license works in most states.Typical pay$98kTo qualify2 to 4 yrsDemandVery highElectricianWire houses, factories and data centers. Get paid from your first week of training and never owe tuition.Typical pay$63kTo qualify4 to 5 yrsDemandVery highSoftware DeveloperYou write the thing, then spend most of your time working out why it does not do what you meant.Typical pay$136kTo qualify2 to 4 yrsDemandVery highFamily DoctorEleven years of training, then a career looking after the same people from birth to old age.Typical pay$244kTo qualify11 to 12 yrsDemandGoodLawyerArgue, advise, negotiate and write. Seven years of school and one hard exam stand between you and the license.Typical pay$160kTo qualify7 to 8 yrsDemandModeratePolice OfficerHired first, trained second, paid from the first day of the academy. No degree required in most of the country.Typical pay$76kTo qualify1 to 4 yrsDemandModerateTeacherRun a classroom of your own. A state license, a school calendar, and the most openings of almost any job on this site.Typical pay$64kTo qualify4 to 5 yrsDemandVery highCivil EngineerDesign the roads, bridges, water systems and buildings everyone uses without thinking about them.Typical pay$101kTo qualify4 to 8 yrsDemandGoodChefRun a kitchen: the menu, the orders, the crew and the food. You get there by cooking for years, not by graduating.Typical pay$62kTo qualify4 to 10 yrsDemandVery high