When you are promoted to level eight, you choose which career track you want to follow, either Space Ranger or Interstellar Smuggler. Not only do you get a free spaceship, but the ship can be retro themed, and your Sim gets Han Solo-style clothes. Your Sim also needs to train outside of work to level up their logic and fitness skills. It can be one of the hardest careers to be promoted in because your Sims must be in a happy mood all day. In order to go obtain this career, you have to choose the astronaut career branch starting as a level 1 intern working your way up the ladder. You accept any mission that comes your way, even if you have to skirt the lines of what is morally acceptable. This career takes you through the stars and across the galaxy. Sure, it might pay an extra hundred an hour, but you might only work three hours for three days a week, which couldn’t give you the big bucks like the other careers on this list. Even if another job pays more by the hour, it’s not necessarily going to leave your Sim rolling in Simoleons. The careers are ranked by how much money you make in a week. This list includes careers that you can only achieve by buying certain expansion packs since there are only 10 careers to choose from in the base game.

This list will break down in simple terms which career paths will make your Sim be the envy of all others. Now, if you’re like me and aren’t exactly into cheating in your game (that’s right, I’m looking at all you players using the motherload cheat code) but still want to succeed, then this is the list for you. If you’re reading this article, you’re probably a fan of this awesome game franchise.

Sims 4 list of careers