What are some high-paying jobs that require only easy schooling?

I'm looking for high-paying jobs that don't require a ton of schooling. I really want to start my career without spending too long in school. Any suggestions on jobs that might fit this criteria would be amazing!

There are actually quite a number of high-paying jobs that may not require extensive formal education. Here are a few:

1. Web Developer: Many web developers are self-taught or learn their skills through short-term coding bootcamps. Web development offers a good income, especially as you gain experience and can take on more advanced projects.

2. Real Estate Agent: To work as a real estate agent, you'll need to take a course (which could be as short as a few weeks or a few months, depending on your state) and pass a licensing exam. After that, your income potential is largely up to you. It depends on how hard you work and how well you can sell.

3. Commercial Pilot: There's a significant demand for pilots. After a certain number of flight hours and getting your certification, you can make a substantial income without a traditional college degree. However, training can be expensive and requires a commitment.

4. Radiology Technician: In healthcare, becoming a Radiologic or MRI Technologist usually requires a two-year associate degree. The income is good, and you also have a stable and rewarding job in the healthcare industry.

5. Power Plant Operator: It typically requires a high school diploma and on-the-job training, and those in this field ensure that power plants are running efficiently.

6. Postmaster: They oversee operations in post offices, coordinate schedules, and manage personnel. The position usually requires some prior job experience, but not necessarily a college degree.

Remember, what might be considered "easy" schooling for one person might be challenging for another. It's about finding something you enjoy, thus making the learning process easier for you. Also, while these jobs might not require a four-year degree, they still require some form of training or education as well as dedication, and in some cases, a significant upfront investment or a lower starting wage while you're training or gaining experience.