Six High-Paying Jobs for People Who Don’t Like Math
It seems that most high-paying positions available in the job market are in the STEM field and involve math skills. While that may be true, there are also plenty of jobs out there that require a minimal amount of math. Here are high-paying jobs for the less mathematical folks, according to Business Insider.
Library Sciences teacher
Average salary: $77,100
Library science professors conduct research and present their findings as well as educate pupils and evaluate projects. This field focuses on the collection, management and preservation of different forms of media.
Director
Average salary: $79,000
Directors can work on film sets, television stations, news networks or radio programs.
Ship Engineer
Average salary: $82,410
This position is perfect for people who feel landlocked. An engineer would be responsible for coordinating the operation of engines, machinery, and equipment.
Occupational Therapist
Average salary: $85,570
An occupational therapist assists patients with injuries or disabilities to carry out daily tasks and activities.
Lawyer
Average salary: $126,930
There are plenty of areas of law to pursue including criminal defense, entertainment, estate planning, family, or constitutional law.
Orthodontist
Average salary: $208,000
Orthodontists install braces or other hardware to fix dental misalignment problems as well as oral cavities.
Read more about high-paying jobs on Business Insider.
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