What are some high paying careers?

Clark Lachowski: Anything in Radiology such as Ultrasound

Warren Kotter: I am in sales and make lots of money for my age. If you can find a sales job within the medical field you will never have to deal with dead people and you will make lots of money as long as you are kick *** sales person.

Toney Flaten: Given the economy we're currently in, high paying careers are really hard and rare to come by especially if you just wanna go as far as an associate degree only..Most people these days with an Associates degree just slide by..and barely have enough $$ to keep a roof over their head since gas and food prices are so outrageously expensive..You would make a load more $$ if u actually go for 4 year degree...You said medical field so I can think of Dental Assisting, Dental Billing, Dental Hygenist, Masseuse, and perhaps Dispatch...for Police/Fire/Hospitals.. you wouldnt have to deal with dead people on a personal daily basis..Getting a job in the medical field i! s nice, since u wouldn't have to worry much about lay-offs..but high paying careers totally vary by office location, or hospital or what ever you decide to get into..Nothing these days "pays high"...unless there's a 4 year degree involved. Good luck......Show more

Matt Gerdeman: There are no high paying careers with an associates in the medical profession. You need to stop being lazy and go get your BA or BS or MBA.

Jade Ohno: Marry a doctor. Work at a nail salon.

Erin Arron: Sounds like you want a job that requires little and pays alot. I don't think you are going to find a job like.

Alexandria Popik: Not fond of higher education? I'd go for more than an Associate's if you want something that's high-paying. Not being rude. You might be able to get a job as a Paralegal or something. I'd suggest doing a job search through monster.com or reading your local paper or Little Nickel, if you have that.

Toby Caswell: Producer!

Terrell Voltz: I d! on't know exactly what schooling it takes but an orthodontist ! makes a lot of money. think, braces cost like 600 dollars a mouth and thats just the braces part.

Guy Bonamico: if you have an associates degree in nursing you can still make a a lot...my sister in law graduated with an associates degree in nursing...well she has been working for 8 years and making at least 100k a year. But that's here in San Francisco, CA..I dont know how much she started with though. Oh and she only works 3 to 4 days a week. ^_^