Why do you think less people takes these courses?

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These courses have a high demand but only few people takes them. If you graduated any of these courses you will have a high paying job guaranteed. Why do you think many people avoid these courses despite of the high demand. I mean I notice people rather go for those courses with so many competition. Mortuary Science- A Mortician or an Embalmer have an annual salary ranging from $29,320 to $98,820 . Many people die everyday, So you can imagine how much gigs a Mortician get on a daily basis. I know working with the dead is creepy but it pays a lot of cash. Engineering- Recently many NGO's in the US are trying to convince teenagers to take engineering. It has a high global demand and in the US an engineer have the salary of $67,019 but less people are trying to take this course. I have a cousin who is great at Math and people expect her to take engineering but she decided to take fashion design instead and she is still struggling to get her break because the competition is way too much. Anesthesiologist- You will be considered a doctor if you finished this course and your monthly salary will be $30,875 . The job is so simple, All you need to do is to inject anesthesia to a patient before they will undergo to surgery. Yup you will just inject drugs to a patient and your job is done. It is a very simple and easy job and it pays very high. There is a huge risk though, Your career is in peril or you might get jailed if the patient died or have a complication. Despite of the risk, It is a high paying job but for some reason many people avoid this course. Gynecologist- A woman's body is one of the most complicated biological puzzles in the Medical world that women have their own doctors. the average annual salary of a Gynecologist is $277,08. It is a high paying job because many women have needed help on their reproductive system. One of my neighbors is a Gynecologist and she own an expensive sports car. She told me she loves her job because she is able to help women on their health problems and she gets paid handsomely. Why do you think people avoid these high paying courses?