All career guides
18 careers, each with steps, requirements, costs, exams and salary.
DetectiveHigh school diploma minimum; a college degree is often preferred and sometimes requiredHow to become a detective →FirefighterHigh school diploma or GED plus EMT trainingHow to become a firefighter →Police OfficerHigh school diploma or GED; some agencies require college credits or a degreeHow to become a police officer →
JudgeBachelor's degree + Juris Doctor (J.D.) for most judgeshipsHow to become a judge →Notary PublicNo degree required; state-approved course in some statesHow to become a notary public →ParalegalParalegal certificate or associate degree; some employers prefer a bachelor'sHow to become a paralegal →
Air Traffic Controller1 year of work experience, a bachelor's degree, or an AT-CTI programHow to become an air traffic controller →Flight AttendantHigh school diploma or GEDHow to become a flight attendant →PilotHigh school diploma; many airlines prefer a bachelor's degreeHow to become a pilot →Truck DriverHigh school diploma or GED preferred; CDL training requiredHow to become a truck driver →