Yes, plumbers, electricians who are working within their own business as well as many other businesses that are capable of expansion & growth. Insurance producers can make bank as well.

Still, one must be EDUCATED to become proficient in their skill of choice.

Congress.

There are many, many uneducated graduates. You're WAAAYYY OFF thinking no degree = uneducated. 

I'm very educated and I do not have a college degree. I'd go as far as to say I'm far more educated than most graduates.

I have K-12 education and 3 years of college and 25 years of professional coaching, trainings, private mentorship and many hundreds of webinars, podcasts and books under my belt. I've also been through the school of hard knocks as a 5 time over Entrepreneur.

I wouldn't trade my education for a college education under any circumstance. 😎👍

There are many good jobs for people without college degrees.  Many of them make more than doctors or lawyers.

Politicians 

Mortgage brokers, real estate investors, speakers, authors, musicians, self employed buisness owners, etc.  

Hmm, wasn't Bill Gates a college dropout?  I think I have heard of others that weren't necessarily "educated" in the manner that society recognizes.

There are a few, not many. I like to say we are a lucky bunch, but we do work for our pay. We all wear many hats for our commission.

Yes, there is!  I'm not college-educated but I am educated. 

I have no complaint about my education, experience training or how all of that has worked out.

Yes, almost any type of contracting business. Many in technology businesses are doing it. Towing businesses, tree businesses, etc. I'm sure there are many more.

I may not have finished my BA, but sure have taken LOTS of classes, and tell my clients, I could have a master's by now.   We are blessed to work in this career choice! 

Most of education gets its roots from the streets and everyday life! So uneducated may have more to do with semantics than reality.

Investing in real estate

Stock broker

drug dealer

car dealer

and many many more.

I don't believe that someone who doesn't have a college degree is necessarily "undeducated." I've met many a college graduate who knew nothing and I've met people without college degrees who are very educated. Lots of people in what we refer to as the "trades" make a ton of money.

I would think just about any business would do so! As long as you're not an employee, the sky is the limit for most.

Doubtful. It’s also very affordable to create real estate as a business. Start a Restaurant or clothing store and see how much $$$ you must Place at Risk 

It appears nothing screws up an education, healthcare of government like bunch of PHD's. These folks are infatuated with their investment in education, NOT making the world a better place.
Are their OTHER opportunities?
They are EVERYWHERE. These include but not limited to SM influencers, POD, drop shipping online marketers, digital marketers,  child exploition via YouTube and my favorite as described in the book 'Work Like An Immigrant" those who just didn't quit. Every olympian we have watched these past two weeks are examples of those who didn't quit and showed up for the party.
Opportunity is EVERYWHERE. 

Many....  Builders, electricians, plumbers, lots of other types of sales.... drug sales, ad sales, parts sales, speciality door installers, I know lots of self made, self employeed millionaires. 

No degree is not synonymous with "uneducated".

Plumbers and boat mechanics! 

Many agents' lack of formal education shows, often embarrassingly.

Tik Tok, You Tube, etc. are creating millionaires every day.

There is indeed a pretty "low barrier to entry", as they they.

Only one other activity comes to mind i.e. drug dealing.....On a non-criminal point, one of the ongoing dynamics in the USA is the ability for anyone to take an idea and launch it. Whether it becomes a success or not remains to be seen...This concept never expires and amazes as it goes

I know lots of tradesmen who make 6 figures, some without even a high school education.  HVAC, cabinet, electricians, plumbers etc.