Maybe as a user, you are always finding bugs in apps, and now you get paid to fix them. You will need a bachelor's degree, but you will be designing and running software tests to find problems and keep the world efficient. You will be involved in the entire process of creating a 

software program. Developers start by asking the customer how they plan to use the software to identify the core functionality of the user's needs.

If you love the money and security of medical careers but would rather work a desk job around healthy people, you might consider a career as a Medical and Health Services Manager.   Your day-to-day activities behind the desk will be to plan, direct, and coordinate the business

activities of healthcare providers. However, to be a Medical and Health Services Manager, you are going to need at least a bachelor’s degree.  Master’s degrees are common and sometimes preferred by employers.

Love computers and problem-solving? This job might hit the spot for you. As an Information Security Analyst, you will help companies secure critical data by coming up with solutions that prevent cyber attacks. Using a brilliant combination of logic and creativity, you’ll assess security issues

companies might face, develop defense plans, and create company awareness.

Your responsibilities include all the logistics for timing and coordinating transportation as well as storage for the goods. It is a fast-paced job that also requires maintaining relationships with various suppliers and brainstorming ways to streamline a process when possible. 

Depending on the organization you work for, an associate's degree or a bachelor's degree may be required.

You will need a bachelor's degree for this job. Preferred degrees are in mathematics, statistics, computer science, business, or engineering.   But, your school bills will be worth it because this career is in high demand and there is no end in sight.

I'm sure by now you have taken an Uber or Lift or even had a ride in a limousine, but did you know drivers for these jobs are in hot demand? A college degree might be optional, but a valid driver's license is a must! Having a good driving record will also help. However, that really

depends on the individual company and how it will affect their insurance.

One of the things you'll love about working as a web developer is self-employment. You could maintain your own client lists and run your own businesses, and let's not forget the work-from-anywhere factor. Any internet connection has the potential to be your office.