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NoxObscuras posted...

My recommendation would be to look into government work, but I'm only familiar with my state, California, so I can't give any specific recommendations.

But as an example, working for the State of California, we have a position called Staff Services Analyst (SSA). You meet the requirements for it:

And range C starts at $55k and caps at $68k. And from there, you're able to promote further, depending on what direction you want to go.

I say all of that to say, look into working for the government for your state. Plenty of positions that let you substitute education requirements with job experience, so you can keep moving up once you get in.

this is really relevant actually. good advice, im saving this post

CableZL posted...

If you're willing to study a bunch for certifications, tech is a great field to go into. I'm a college dropout, but started getting Cisco certifications back in 2013. I became a network engineer and have had a steady well paying career for about 9 years now.

tech is unfortunately a no-go for me. im simply too stupid for it. or at the very least, i dont have the right brain for it. i did used to check in on it here and there but its just not gonna work for me

but what youre saying is probably good advice all the same, hope im not coming across as shooting u down