<p>Hello parents, I just graduated from high school, and I would like to know what major, other than ones that are related to health professions, can help me earn big money. I don’t really know what I wanna do in the future, and nothing really draws my attention. So I would like to try courses that can help me get a stable job. Thank you.</p>
<p>Broadly, ANY major can lead to high earnings; and no particular major will restrict you from high earnings. Millionaire clusters tend to predominantly include doctors, lawyers, entrepreneurs, and senior executives of major corporations. Even including the doctors and lawyers, any undergrad degree will do: you can achieve med school admission with any undergrad degree assuming you have completed the pre-med core, and have the gpa and mcat score.</p>
<p>What college will you be attending? It isn’t necessary to know exactly what you want to do; many adults are very happy and productive in professions that they could not have predicted in their college years; in some cases, our professions didn’t even exist as recently as 15 years ago. </p>
<p>I don’t have an exact major recommendation, but perhaps you should examine all the possibilities when you arrive for your first year of college; talk to a lot of people, and select courses that seem to be of greatest interest. You may even want to “audit” or visit different courses to get a flavor of what they’re like. </p>
<p>From my observation, serial entrepreneurs seem to have the highest earning results combined with the greatest freedom and quality of life. But they also take the greatest risks, and your risk appetite may not be so high. </p>
<p>The happiest people I know are those who don’t necessarily earn the most, but, they certainly earn more than enough to have sufficient toys and security, and they absolutely LOVE what they do.</p>
<p>The trick is to find the thing that - when you get up in the morning, you just cannot wait to get started on your day’s work, because you love what you do and cannot wait even one more minute to go start doing it. If you can find that, you will not even notice - or care - how much money is in the bank because you will be so excited, happy and interested in your work. The key to finding that “thing” lies in discovering the subject matter that grabs your interest and sparks your curiousity; don’t worry if it isn’t very evident right away - you will find it, and it isn’t at all unusual if it isn’t immediately obvious.</p>