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Interior Designers

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Keen competition is expected for jobs because many talented individuals are attracted to this occupation.
Self employment is common; many interior designers work in small firms or on a contract basis.
Postsecondary education—either an associate or a bachelor�s degree—is necessary for entry-level positions; some States license interior designers.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

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