CARLSBAD, CALIF.—Not everyone is able to complete a four-year college degree, but that doesn’t mean they can’t find a solid job in a range of industries. According to a recent report from CareerCast, one such opportunity is as a broadcast technician.

The report lists the 10 best jobs that do not require a bachelor’s degree, and among them is broadcast technician. CareerCast indicates that the recommended minimum education for a broadcast technician job is an Associate degree and job seekers could expect a salary around $42,550.

Joining broadcast technicians on CareerCast’s list are diagnostic medial sonographer, medical records technicians, optician, respiratory therapist, electrician, plumber, executive assistant and web developer.

The complete list was compiled using data from the Bureau of Labor statistics, including annual media salary and hiring outlook. To see the full report, click here.

CARLSBAD, CALIF.—Because of the heightened importance and increased scrutiny of broadcasters in today’s environment, CareerCast has dropped the broadcast profession to the second-worst ranked job of 2017, only beating out newspaper reporter, who is currently going through the same pressures. Jobs like logger, firefighters, enlisted military and taxi drivers were ranked higher.

“Both of these industries [broadcasting and newspapers] have felt the years-long squeeze of diminishing job prospects, due to declining advertising revenue that has impacted the newspaper, radio and television industries,” said Kyle Kensing, online content editor for CareerCast.

CareerCast utilizes criteria such as income, outlook, environmental factors, stress and physical demands in ranking jobs.

Here is the complete the top 10 worst jobs per the CareerCast report.

1. Newspaper Reporter

2. Broadcasters

3. Logger

4. Enlisted Military Personnel

5. Pest Control Worker

6. Disc Jockey

7. Advertising Sales Person

8. Firefighter

9. Retail Salesperson

10. Taxi Driver

This year’s best job, according to the report, is statistician. View the full list on CareerCast.

CARLSBAD, CALIF.—What does a broadcaster have in common with enlisted military personnel and a taxi driver? According to CareerCast, a job search portal that also ranks 200 jobs across North America, it is a place on its top 10 most stressful jobs list for 2016.

CareerCast evaluated 11 stress factors—travel required, growth potential, deadlines, working in the public eye, competition in the field, physical demands, environmental conditions, hazards encountered on a regular basis, own life at risk, life of other at risk, and meeting or interacting with the public at large—to determine the most and least stressful jobs.

Broadcasters scored a stress score of 47.3, high enough to be the eight highest stress level among jobs in 2016. One major reason for its ranking, according to CareerCast, is the declining growth outlook, which currently sits at -11 percent, the worst among all jobs in the top 10.

Here is CareerCast’s full top 10 list of most stressful jobs for 2016 and their stress score:

1.Enlisted Military Personnel - 84.78

2.Firefighter - 60.59

3.Airline Pilot - 60.46

4.Police Officer - 53.82

5.Event Coordinator - 49.93

6.Public Relations Executive - 48.46

7.Corporate Executive (Senior) – 47.46

8.Broadcaster – 47.30

9.Newspaper Reporter – 46.76

10.Taxi Driver – 46.33

To see CareerCast’s full report, and the top 10 least stressful job for 2016, click here.