Occupations such as air traffic controllers and commercial pilots offer salaries surpassing traditional skilled trades, yet they don’t require a bachelor’s degree. However, these careers still demand certification or specialized training. A study has highlighted this trend.
As education expenses and student loans lead many Americans to question the value of obtaining a degree, there is a heightened interest in high-paying roles accessible without a college diploma. Public policy discussions increasingly focus on supporting training for such positions.
Though these six-figure jobs do not need a bachelor’s degree, they require more than just a high school education. They are also relatively uncommon, according to a detailed analysis by Niche, a higher education platform.
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