<prompt> Human: TLDR at bottonA bit of background. I am 25 right now and I dont have a University Degree. I got kicked out due to me being lazy, distracted and an idiot. That was 1 and a half years ago. I was broke, overweight 325, and just got kicked out of University. During that period of time I felt like an absolute failure. I then decided to turn my life around. I have now lost 80 pounds, and found a full time job close to home. My parents are lucky enough to allow me to live at home rent free as long as I pull my weight in the house. So right now, I work as an administrator at a funeral home owned by a big company. My salary is 39k a year, but unfortunately my position does not allow for advancement and our raises are not tied to performance but are just to keep up with the cost of living. So I am stuck at this position with the same salary unless I apply for a position at our HO in Toronto. I aggressively save my money. I have about 19k in savings. No debt. I dont want to be locked in this salary range for ever so Ive decided to go take some University classes at night and online. I have no idea what to study, but I dont care. I just want to make a very good starting salary with room for growth. I have made huge gains in 18 months and I want to keep going. I have this burning motivation to push me and I am willing to sacrifice alot. TLDR What should I study so I can have a job that pays very well and I stable? Thank you all in advance EDIT: Thanks for the advice guys, Ive decided to to check out a professional career counselor. I gained some really good insight from you guys. Assistant: Youre going about this backwards. Think about something you would enjoy doing and learn how to do that. Chasing money is a way towards misery.Human: The weird thing is that I dont really know what I like, as weird as it sounds. Im thinking that if a field pays well, is in demand and has room for growth then I might appreciate the subject matter more as I wont have too much doubt if what I am studying is profitable.  <response>: If youre just interested in money, why not study money? Maybe accounting, business, management, hospitality, finance, something along those lines. Alternatively, do you have hobbies youre into that would be worthwhile as a profession? How committed are you to staying in the same company youre in now or a similar company? Is there anyone you know who has a job similar to what you would like, maybe that you work with? Could you ask them what degree they have, or think would be valuable for their position? 