Career

>>18637796
Finance, but you need connections to break in.

Law, but you need a solid pedigree with an Ivy League education.

Medicine is probably your best bet if you wern't born into wealth or have those connections already.

ibanking

Hedge fund - Private Equity
Computer science related shit in silicon valley & NYC
Entrepreneurship in general
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Pretty much.

>>18637796
purely motivated by money would be starting your own business and finding investors. become an entrepreneur.

>>18637800
I have a law degree but made all my money in Finance. I mean more money than I ever imagined. It was very hard work but after 5 years of 70 hour weeks I'm in the 5% club and still climbing.

Creating mulit level marketing scams

>>18637999
I'm getting a business degree, and I've taken my fare share of Finance courses, what's the path? Like, getting in with a bank, or something?

>>18637796
aerospace engineering u cuck

>>18637999
>5% club

So like $100k a year? That's not that amazing

>>18639169
no, I'm at 380K and assets over 2 million. When you start paying taxes on bigger numbers you realize that big number is relative. 100K is like a 20% and won't really purchase shit. For you to be a 1% you need over 1 million a year