PLEASE HELP? what type of career would make me rich?

Hello,



At the moment, I'm a freshmen in high school, and grade 10 course selection is coming up. Because of all these prerequisites that certain university programs have, I'm putting a great deal of thought into what I'll choose.



I've dreamed of becoming a successful lawyer my entire life, so i assumes that i should get my degree in law, but after reasearch i discovered that it doesn't matter what type of bachelor you have in order to be accepted into law school. I've also learned that being a lawyer isn't what it's meant out to look like either... the debating in court is only a small portion. Now, I have absolutely no idea what i want to be, and I really need help.



I am very interested in helping people, and I have great analytical skills. Although I love writing, and ended 8th grade english with a 96% (i have grade 9 english next semester) I don't think i want to become a writer; I've considered journalism, but a high salary is very Important to me as well.



I desperatly want to make ATLEAST 100k a year, and I really don't know what occupations I should consider. I've thought about getting a Phd in Psycology because I find it interesting, but I'm not really sure about what the profession itself is, and how much they are paid. And fbi job sounds extremely interesting; all the detective work and etc, but I live in Canada...



Any help?PLEASE HELP? what type of career would make me rich?
Dental Hygienist starting salary is $70K a year after only two years of school.



Air Traffic Controller -- This job has a high level of stress and requires all new employees to enter a challenging training program. Most of these positions pay close to $100,000.



Pressman -- When magazines and newspapers need to be printed, the pressman pulls the lever. Also known as printing machine operators, pressmen make as much as $32 an hour in some areas, reports Forbes.com.

Additionally, wages like this can lead to a six-figure income annually over time.



Court Reporter -- It's not the first job you'd think to apply for, but if you can type at least 200 words a minute this could be for you. In some places, court reporters make six figures or more.



Truck Driver -- Wages vary depending on location and seniority, but long haul truckers willing to hit the road for weeks at a time can pull in $100,000 or more a year, plus benefits.



HR - Director of Human Resources seems to be a popular one here in Canada, most 60-80k and up.



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Best of Luck!