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Blue collar is in. 10 high-paying jobs that don't require a degree.

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No college degree? Here are jobs where you have the best shot at earning 6 figures.

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For the Americans who want to skip a traditional four-year degree, there are many jobs that just need a license or certificate, some of which pay more than the median wages. Read More
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