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Whats a good degree for small towns? I dont want to pursue medicine because >people. Law is out because i think its way too much school to make 60k a year. Actuary wouldnt have any openings in my area. Is CPA ok? I wanted to make 6 figures but that seems like a comfy small town job. Could I at least get 70k? Any other suggestions? Preferably 4 year or less with comfy hours. Dont need to be rich i can buy a mcmansion here for 200k and live a comfy life
>inb4 move
Ive lived in big cities and it has its pros but it wasnt for me.
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>>1860847
Computer science can get you to 6 figures as a software engineer after 5 years of experience changing jobs a couple of times for a better wage. Work hours are usually very relaxed, I go in at 9:30 am and leave at 5 pm. Sometimes I don't feel like working and end up "working" from home. PTO is unlimited so I can take as many vacation days as I want and that my coworkers are ok with.
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>>1860920
I cant see that many openings in a small town tho
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>>1860847
just fucking move
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>>1860982
CPA is fine. In small towns and smaller companies degrees matter a lot less than the value you bring to the table. Also don't specialize too much
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>>1861030
Thanks for participating
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>>1860847
Hey, I go there too. I'm from Phoenix though, and opportunities aren't as scarce there. So I would suggest move, but if you can, leave Arizona.
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>>1863171
Im not from arizona. I just think they have a good team and an easy draw
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