| I don't know but I'd try to find a doctor in training to marry. |
| Biology or IT. |
| Speech or occupational therapy. Clinical psychology. |
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English, with a minor in Classics. I like academia.
No regrets at all. |
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1) Nursing -- if you like biology and want a solid career that is easily portable. Entry level is around $55,000 to $70,000 per year. Advanced practice degrees can increase salary to low six figures. It's a very flexible career for women who want to have families, as well.
2) Art -- if you have the talent, go for it. My SIL has a BFA and a thriving business of her own. The demand for people who are good at design will only increase. |
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Physics and philosophy.
I did political science and philosophy and the poli sci major was a big waste in retrospect. |
| Speech pathology. The same emotional benefits of teaching with more flexibility. |
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Pre-med. I was in a really bad relationship at the time (abusive) and after it ended I beat myself up for a while that I didn't assert myself more and do it.
I'm in tech though, and make a good living WFH so I can't complain too much. |
| Software and/ or electrical engineering. hands down |
I have 3 or 4 friends.who.do speech therapy, kids and stroke victims mostly |
| Accounting with a minor in Finance. |
| I don't think I'd change. I majored in poly sci and minored in English. Learned how to analyze topics/problems and write. Priceless. |
| Majored in Politics, should have majored in Religion with a minor in Arabic or Chinese. |
| Yep, just coming on to say Chinese or Arabic. |
Sounds just like me! Stuck in a job for the $$ and free health insurance. I would work in the medical industry. |