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Accountants are at your service during tax season and beyond, preparing taxes, performing audits and offering consulting. Read More

While working on movies, TV sitcoms, theater productions, infomercials and more, actors read scripts and even improvise lines to help characters come to life. Read More

Are you more of a risk calculator than a risk taker? Consider working as an actuary. These professionals are experts in uncertainty, using mathematics, statistics and financial theory to measure, manage and mitigate financial risk. Read More

Administrative assistants take the “assist” aspect of their jobs seriously, serving as event planners, accountants and, at times, maintenance workers, depending on an office’s environment and needs. Read More

From surgery to chronic illness, anesthesiologists manage all types of pain through drugs, and even monitor patients’ vital signs. Read More

Anthropologists believe in applying their knowledge of humans of the past and present to practical positions such as consultants, researchers or government workers to help solve global issues. Read More

Like Indiana Jones, archaeologists often work as professors, as well as museum curators, in cultural heritage management and sometimes even as worldwide adventurers similar to Indy himself. Read More

An architect is involved in every step of a building’s design and construction, from the foundation up. Read More

Art directors work across mediums to create artwork for businesses, media organizations, television, products and more. Read More

As one of the five senses, hearing is important, and audiologists work to preserve it by assessing patients and providing corresponding treatment. Read More