I'm a full-time student at a (non specific) top-100 university, in a physics and math program. Age 20, male. Always managed high honours and numerous extracurriculars, volunteering, athletics, etc.. all that gay shit
During university, however, I worked anywhere from 2-5 part-time to full-time jobs, to both pay my tuition and better my financial life.
2.5 years ago, my net worth was -3.000$ (due to personal debt, and my family breaking apart).
As of today, my liquid cash savings are roughly 31,200$. I also have some physical emergency cash, and an amount of heirloom/scrap gold, silver, and gems. By the end of this fall semester, my net worth should be over 40,000$.
The problem is, my GPA has suffered. It looks like I'll graduate somewhere between a 3.1-3.5.
After this semester, I'm taking a break from school to either go into the army, or work full time, before transferring to another university (or just following through with this one).
I want to ask /biz/ how can I further accelerate my earning potential and net savings during this time. I have higher math skills than your average investor, but zero experience.
1) What high-paying jobs require few skills and training?
2) What are some secure investment strategies for a noob?
>inb4 permanent/golden butterfly portfolio
>inb4 cryptocurrencies
>phd in mathematics
>any job I want
>300k starting
Should stay in school bucko
>>2931715
I'm minoring in maths. Mathematicians are cruel.
>>2931693
You really should have listened to your dad and applied to colleges.
>>2931721
Not relevant to my situation, but thank you desu.