One of the first things that my parents told me to consider when I was choosing what school to attend was to consider which school had the best program for the career that I wanted to have when I finished. And while this is really kind of boring and therefore needless, it’s always nice to know what kind of jobs that avalible and will pay a lot at the end of the day. All of the funds listed are in US and the information came from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics 2006.

• Anesthesiologist $184k
• Surgeon $184k
• Obstetrician & Gynecologist $178k
• Orthodonist $177k
• Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon $165k
• General Internist $161k
• Prosthodontist $159k
• Psychiatrist $150k
• Family & General Practitioner $150k
• Chief Executives $145k

Now, the next list of jobs is for ones that do not require a university or associate degree:

• Railrod Conductor & Yardmaster $59k
• Flight Attendant $56k
• Real Estate Agent $54k
• Railroad Break, Signal & Switch Operator $52k
• Pile-Driver Operator $50k
• Chemical Plant & System Operator $49k
• Subway & Streetcar Operator $46k
• Commerical Diver $45k
• Gas Compressor & Gas Station Operator $45k
• Brickmason & Blockmason $44k