U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

The United States occupation handbook provides essential information on different types of careers. The handbook analyzes each career in salary, work environment, job outlook and requirement required to join the profession. 

Architects 

Architects are the peoples who develop plans. Architect work with engineers and other consultants to ensure that the structure is as per the design. The median wage for those in the architectural field was seventy-six thousand, nine hundred and thirty dollars in May 2016. The number of jobs available in the architect field is one hundred and twenty-eight thousand, eight hundred. There is a projected four percent growth in employment creation from the year 2016 to the year 2016. It is a slower growth rate compared to the other occupational. Hence, high competition for internship and jobs expected in future. 

Accountant and Auditor 

Accountants and Auditors main responsibilities are preparation and examination of financial statements. They also make sure all records are accurate and ensure people and organizations pay taxes on time. The average annual pay for auditors and accountants was sixty-eight thousand, one hundred and fifty dollars in May 2016. The number of jobs available was one million, three hundred and ninety-seven thousand, seven hundred as per 2016 statistics. The jobs creation in auditors and accountants is expected to have a ten percent growth from 2016 to 2026. The expected growth is faster than the average for all occupations. 

Physicians 

Physicians examine patients, prescribe medications, perform, and interpret diagnostic tests. The physicians have demanding education and training requirements. The number of available jobs as per 2016 labor statistics is seven hundred and thirteen thousand, eight hundred. The median salary for the physician is the highest of all occupations, with an annual salary of two hundred and eight thousand. Overall employment growth of physician is projected to have a fifteen percent growth from 2016 to 2017. 

Reference 

Brue, S. L., McConnell, C. R., Flynn, S. M., & Grant, R. R. (2010).  Essentials of economics . McGraw-Hill Irwin.