Niche Finds $100,000 Jobs Without Bachelor’s Degrees Are Rare
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Updated · The Washington Post · Sep 21
Niche Finds $100,000 Jobs Without Bachelor’s Degrees Are Rare
1 articles · Updated · The Washington Post · Sep 21
Summary
$100,000-a-year jobs that do not require a bachelor’s degree remain uncommon and typically demand more than a high school diploma, according to a Niche analysis released Monday.
Occupations such as air traffic controllers can out-earn many traditional skilled trades, but they still require certification or other specialized training rather than a simple no-college path.
The report lands as rising college costs and student debt fuel doubts about the value of four-year degrees and increase interest in training programs tied to higher-paying work.