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Becoming a Mortician in BitLife: A Step-by-Step Guide

In BitLife, players can choose from a wide range of careers, from entertainment to animal care, and everything in between. If you’re interested in a more unconventional path and willing to embrace a darker theme, a career as a mortician might be the perfect fit. Here’s a guide on how to become a mortician in BitLife.

Steps to Become a Mortician in BitLife

Whether you’re striving to complete a specific challenge or simply want your character to pursue a unique and meaningful profession such as a mortician, all the necessary information is available below.

Becoming a mortician in BitLife is much easier compared to becoming a doctor or another type of scientist. There’s no need for an extensive education or a specialized degree. The role requires intelligence, dedication, and diligence, but it doesn’t necessitate a medical license or a doctorate.

To maximize your chances of your character becoming a mortician, start with a high Smarts stat during character creation. This will aid them in achieving good performance in both school and university, and may even lead to obtaining a scholarship to lessen educational costs.

As long as your character attends school regularly, puts in the effort, and studies diligently, they will qualify to apply for university. You have the flexibility to select any field of study, as a degree in a specific subject isn’t a requirement for the mortician career.

Upon completing university, securing a part-time job can help save money while you search for a mortician position. Explore the job listings in the Job section and scroll until you find the desired role. If the position doesn’t appear immediately, consider restarting the app or advancing your character’s age. Entry-level mortician roles typically start at around $50,000 annually, with potential for higher earnings and promotions, ultimately leading to a title such as Funeral Director.

Afterward, why not explore becoming a renowned model or even attempt to summon a ghost in your newly acquired haunted home?


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