A top executive generally needs to a have a lot of experience, perhaps up to ten years. The major is not that important, what is important is work experience and a proven track record of excellent leadership.
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Working for Homeland Security does not require a college degree for all of their positions. Many of their positions require either a high school education, or a combination of work experience and education that they feel is sufficient for the tasks of each job.
A mayor is a municipal executive, and election to the position does not require any specific education. Many mayors, however, are attorneys or other professionals.
The education required to become an American banker is a high school diploma in some circumstances. Some banking positions may require some college or experience to be eligible for hire.
One can apply for criminal justice jobs such as a Law Firm, Sheriff, Detective and more. It is all based off your education/experience and some of these jobs require a College Degree and require going to an Academy.
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Civil engineering is a large field of work and some of the jobs do not require a high level of education. The lower leveled ones do not require higher education such as college.
Selling cars (or selling things in general) does not require a college education.
Job whithout college education might be: 1) Sales executive 2) Any sales person - sales agent " because this requieres an experience more than an educational aspect. 3) Kids assistant in a nursery or elementary school. 4) shop vendor 5) houskeeper 6) helpdesk or call center in a bank " sometimes does not require a degree" 7) CASHIER - in a hypermarket or super or mini GOOD LUCK ROSE
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There are many jobs that don't require a college education. It is not necessary to be a college graduate in order to get one of those jobs. Certain professions, however, do require a college degree and only college graduates will get hire for these jobs.