Well I don't know what I want to become yet and I feel like I am starting to get old so I should know by now what to become. I honestly have NO IDEA what I should be though. Can you guys suggest some jobs for me? I just want a job that makes a lot of money. (100k+ is fine for me). No being a lawyer or being a doctor please.

Money shouldn't be the key factor. You should also enjoy what you do for a living.

You should choose something you will enjoy studying/doing in the future, because that will potentially be your job for the rest of your life. Money should NOT be your priority.
Do you like to draw/sketch? Then graphics design or architecture could be for you.
Accounting/finance if you like to play with numbers.
Other suggestions: Engineering, Physical Therpay, Dentistry, Biomedical engineering, Nuclear medicine, Pathologist, Teaching, Psychology, Police officer, Chef (if you don't like to study), and ah ma gah, the list is endless! Good luckss

To me it is. When I go on holidays I can be going on some sweet vacations.

Well, if you just care about the money, then:

High-Paying Jobs That Will Surprise You

Thanks guys!

Most high paying jobs require to you to go to school for years, (which will cost you lots of money.) You should pick something that you will enjoy doing.

If money really is all your after.... I think an opening in 'Bank Robber' just opened up.

Do you have the patience to work with people with speech impediments or help rehabilitate people who have had a stroke? You could try being a Speech Pathologist or an Audiologist. They are similar to doctors except it doesn't involve the messiness of being an actual doctor or medical school. I had a few friends who did this and they're on their way to make at least $85k a year.

You could also try public relations, advertising or marketing. There could be a lot of money in it if you work in the right field like entertainment or fashion.

Oh, really? What do Speech Pathologists and Audiologists specifically do?

Sorry. Got the job. Try faster next time honey

Being an accountant pays a lot.

I think you need to do this by yourself. But money shouldn't be the first factor or you'll be living a wealthy but dull life.

I'm not creative, I know I'm going to become a doctor. But you should do whatever your heart desires, and hopefully it earns you a lot of money - if you go into a good field. Nothing inappropriate though, try to best to have a respectable career, and I will too (I'm 15)

Girl.

You seem difficult.

What do you like?

Well for starters, you will definitely be learning sign language. With Speech Pathology, you'll be helping people with stutters and helping them try to fix it so that they can speak more eloquently. You could also help people with lisps, as well as people with down's syndrome, autistm, asperger's, etc. Stroke victims also sometimes lose their ability to speak properly so you could be helping them as well. It's like therapy but for speech.

Audiologist's tend to work more with those who are deaf or difficult of hearing, as well as balance. This is where sign language comes in handy since it'll be your primary method of communicating with them. You'll do things like hearing tests, helping them get and adjust to hearing aids, as well as cochlear implants.

You definitely need a bachelor's degree and a lot go for their master's since it's a competitive field. You could even get your PhD. I'm just going off what I know from my friends.

You could find more info on it here: http://www.asha.org/

Best of luck though! You should really make a list with all your strengths and interests and find something you might like that pays well. If you don't like it, you'll be so miserable.

Literally the most boring job of all time. I don't know how people do it.

OMG Thank you so much! Really. This means a lot haha

I'm open to all sorts of things, except for those two jobs specifically.

Just do what you like.

Work with money to learn how to make money.

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