Some career tracks may lead to a more prosperous future than others, according to an analysis from Kiplinger.
Kiplinger started with a list of 773 popular occupations, and narrowed the choices to the most promising professions by focusing on the projected job growth rate for the next 10 years (from 2017 to 2027); historical job growth rate over the past 10 years; the current number of positions; median pay; and the typical required education.
When it came to education, Kiplinger tried to favor jobs that required lower levels of education.
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