If money/lifestyle is your primary concern, then I guess your best bets are Dentistry, CRNA, and PA. However I should point out that having the prerequisite classes doesn’t necessarily guarantee you a spot in one of these programs (PA have a clinical hour requirement, Dental school is pretty competitive, etc.).
Now that I got that out of the way I’d be remiss in negating to point out that it’s possible to make good money and still be broke. Even a physician in a lucrative specialty can end up living paycheck to paycheck if he/she decides to spend money like crazy. I mention this because you seem to be someone that would do just that. Want to be financially secure in your life? Temperance is the key.
Finally protect your anonymity, using your name and face on a public forum isn’t a good idea.
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Which graduate level health care field is worth it?
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