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Do you feel like you're just making it through day after grueling day of work while only barely keeping up with your bills? Maybe it's time you considered a career with low stress and high pay. They do exist, according to the fortunate folks who have discovered them.

Online salary database PayScale.com recently conducted a survey and asked workers about their stress levels at work. Those jobs considered "low stress" were rated as "a little stressful," "not stressful" or "relaxing" by at least 40 percent of the respondents in the survey.
And, it turns out that many of these jobs pay well. The following are 10 well-paid, low stress gigs. We've included the requirements for getting started in these jobs and how much they pay per year, according to PayScale.com.


1. Biostatistician
Median annual salary: $86,000
If you're a natural number-cruncher and lover of science, biostatistics will keep you employed, well-funded and, apparently, happy. Most statistician jobs require a master's degree, and 30 percent of statisticians are employed by the government, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).



2. Software Developer
Median annual salary: $70,000
Here's a great job that's expected to be in very high demand in the coming years, according to the BLS. Applicants with a bachelor's degree or higher will have better job prospects and earnings. Obviously, some developer jobs are more stressful than others depending on the company you work for, but many developers attest that the low-stress gigs do exist.



3. Business Analyst, IT
Median annual salary: $69,000
As companies adopt more complicated technologies going forward, business analysts with IT skills will be in high demand. A bachelor's degree will get you started, though a master's will put you ahead of the competition.



4. Physical Therapist (PT)
Median annual salary: $69,000
This gig puts you in direct contact with people and offers the satisfaction of helping others. Plus, it has great prospects for the future as demand for physical therapists is growing, according to the BLS. You must complete at least a master's degree, pass a national exam and gain licensure in your state.



5. Mechanical Engineer
Median annual salary: $68,000
Mechanical engineers design industrial equipment and consumer products of all kinds. Perhaps being able to actually create something makes this job satisfying and lower in stress. You need a bachelor's degree to enter the field.



6. Aircraft Pilot, Corporate Jet
Median annual salary: $64,000
While pilots who fly jumbo jets for major airlines or take military planes into enemy territory may feel a lot of stress, the pilots who fly corporate jets report little stress on the job. Getting this gig requires extensive training, thousands of hours of flight time and, increasingly, a bachelor's degree.



7. Database Analyst
Median annual salary: $60,000
Database experts will be in very high demand through 2018, according to the BLS. Analysts help companies optimize how they store, organize, use and present data. A bachelor's degree is common, though an associate's degree, professional certifications and work experience may also get you a job.



8. Financial Analyst
Median annual salary: $59,000
Financial analysts advise people or companies on investment decisions. Their work can be very highly paid, depending on expertise and the size of the investments. A bachelor's degree is required, as well as various professional certifications and licenses.



9. Technical Writer
Median annual salary: $56,000
A technical writer has a knack for making complicated topics easy to understand. The job requires a bachelor's degree, ideally in communication, journalism or English, and it helps to have expertise in a technical topic. Job prospects here are good, especially when writing for the Web.



10. Internal Auditor
Median annual salary: $56,000
As business regulations become more stringent, internal auditors will be more in demand. An internal auditor checks to make sure that a company's internal financial controls are working and looks for waste or fraud. The work requires a bachelor's degree, at least, though a master's degree and further certification improves earnings and job prospects.



More Low Stress, Well-Paid Jobs
11. Economist
Median annual salary: $78,000
Degree: Master's

12. User Experience Designer
Median annual salary: $82,000
Degree: Bachelor's

13. Application Developer
Median annual salary: $67,000
Degree: Bachelor's

14. Environmental Engineer
Median annual salary: $64,000
Degree: Bachelor's

15. Risk Management Analyst
Median annual salary: $63,000
Degree: Bachelor's

16. Contract Specialist
Median annual salary: $60,000
Degree: Bachelor's

17. Urban Planner
Median annual salary: $57,000
Degree: Bachelor's

18. Social Media Manager
Median annual salary: $56,000
Degree: Bachelor's

19. Product Analyst
Median annual salary: $56,000
Degree: Bachelor's

20. Geologist
Median annual salary: $54,000
Degree: Master's

21. Transportation Planner
Median annual salary: $52,000
Degree: Bachelor's

22. Data Analyst
Median annual salary: $52,000
Degree: Bachelor's

23. Web Content Editor
Median annual salary: $52,000
Degree: Bachelor's

24. Personal Trainer
Median annual salary: $48,000
Degree: Bachelor's

Note: All salary data is from PayScale.com. The salaries listed are median, annual salaries for full-time workers with 5-8 years of experience and include any bonuses, commissions or profit sharing.

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Will go through the list.

Op, ur list no follow at all.

1. Political scientist (Ministology, Senatologist, Governotains and Presidentitians)

2. Pastors

3. Yahoo yahoers

4. 419ners

5. Ritualist (Otokoto)

6. Armed Robbers

So software developer makes that much money and people still believe studying comp-science in school is a waste of time!