Who has a good job with no College Degree?

[jiritt0]

my new job career thought: strength & conditioning coach (collegiate or professional) or actually being a football coach w/ hopes of making the big show someday in like 30 years. I could coach baseball too, but the sport bores me - maybe coaching would make it fun to watch but idk, i could never watch from the bench in my day. it was play me or i was in lala land til the game ended. i even got bored playing the field (besides pitcher) in between every pitch. [add]

[Controlled Labs]

my new job career thought: strength & conditioning coach (collegiate or professional) or actually being a football coach w/ hopes of making the big show someday in like 30 years. I could coach baseball too, but the sport bores me - maybe coaching would make it fun to watch but idk, i could never watch from the bench in my day. it was play me or i was in lala land til the game ended. i even got bored playing the field (besides pitcher) in between every pitch. [add]

true, but its very hard to get into the big leagues and if you dont the money isnt too great.

[jiritt0]

It's only in the idea stages right now, as all of my career thoughts are.

I'm figuring (hoping) with a B.A. in psych and M.ed. in sport/exercise psych I will find myself marketable whenever i venture to the real world. (may go phd even!)

I just got an email today about a degree enhancer where if i take 2-3 classes I can add a "certificate in entrepreneurship" to my masters degree -- the main class of interest being "Entrepreneurship for Health Professionals" -- apparantly Temple is ranked extremely high in entrepreneurship as well..

who knows what the future will hold!

[JOakman]

I am heading into coaching/general managing

[jaymdubbs]

i work in medical communications that is turning out to be extremely rewarding. nothing like working with key opinion leaders of their respective therapeutic area (oncology, respiratory, cardiovascular, allergy, etc.) across the world. ill hopefully be traveling to germany in june for a key conference
(70% chance)