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[quote=Anonymous]Possibilities really are endless. For much higher-profile careers, he'll need a graduate degree anyway. I started as a pre-med biology major, but ended up as an environmental scientist, now on the executive team of a non-profit. Of my many friends graduating with science majors (everything from biology, to chem, to physics, to environmental science) from a top-10 school, there are doctors, physical therapists, lawyers, inventors (one started his own brewing equipment business, another works for some sort of tech company in silicone valley), wildlife biologists, professors, medical researchers, people in medical sales, renewable energy specialists, EPA & USDA employees, pharmacists, and home-schooling stay at home parents. Pretty much everyone got an advanced degree (both inventors are phD physicists and the one who homeschools has a phD in chemistry). [/quote]
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