Business is a very diverse industry. You can get into finance, sales, human resources, or one of the many other business careers.

Due to the number of different types of jobs within the business industry, it’s typically easier to change jobs in this industry than in many others. In addition, the business industry is made up of several very popular careers.

For instance, personal financial advisors made it to the top of the list of business careers and to the top of the list of careers overall with a score of 93 out of 100. This is due to the high salary, range in salary, high job outlook, along with the fact that the typical education for financial advisors is only a Bachelor’s degree.

Take a look at the other top business careers in the infographic below:

The careers were ranked based on these six criteria; salary potential, median salary, job outlook, changes in employment, employment numbers, and the typical education requirements. The data for the rankings came from the Bureau of Labor Statistics or BLS.gov.

Are you a critical thinker? Do you like analyzing data and pushing boundaries to figure out why?

If so, a career in science may be a good fit for you.  We’ve ranked many of the most popular careers in science to come up with this ultimate list of the top 5 science careers.

The highest overall score possible is 100 and as you can see in the list, geoscientist locked in the number 1 spot for scientists with a 71. The typical education for geoscientists is a Bachelor’s degree and the median salary is nearly $90K a year. A career as a geoscientist is a high paying field that typically only requires a Bachelor’s degree.

Take a look at the list and find more top science careers:

The careers were ranked on the following criteria; median salary, salary potential, job outlook, employment numbers, changes in employment, and typical education required. The data came from the Bureau of Labor Statistics or BLS.gov.

For more top careers, take a look at our list of 100 top careers and see what your future could hold!

If you’ve got the creative spark then a job in art or communications might be a good fit for you.

But how do you pick within the art and communications industries? A good place to start is to check-out the top jobs in these industries which we’ve put together for you in this infographic.

The careers were ranked by median salary, salary growth potential, job outlook, employment numbers, expected changes in employment, and education. The subjective criteria we have chosen give you a non-biased list.

Take a look at the infographic below:

The data for the career rankings came from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. You can review exactly how the careers were ranked as well as the full list of the top 100 careers.

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