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Lawyer: First complete an undergraduate, then specialise into e.g. corporate law (highly paid), family law, tax attorney
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Teaching: In history, law, politics, etc. At first, this isn't highly paid, however if you become department head/work in a private school/become a headteacher, it definitely is
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Land surveyor: This is a quite niche job, but still important and highly paid
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Government: Politician (Member of Parliament in the UK) is definitely highly paid. But like all of these jobs, there are huge responsibilities
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Entrepreneur: If you have a lucrative business idea, this would be a good plan, just not for now?
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Lawyer: First complete an undergraduate, then specialise into e.g. corporate law (highly paid), family law, tax attorney
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Teaching: In history, law, politics, etc. At first, this isn't highly paid, however if you become department head/work in a private school/become a headteacher, it definitely is
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Land surveyor: This is a quite niche job, but still important and highly paid
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Government: Politician (Member of Parliament in the UK) is definitely highly paid. But like all of these jobs, there are huge responsibilities
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Entrepreneur: If you have a lucrative business idea, this would be a good plan, just not for now?

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