Bad Choices?

[Doctor Phibes]

You're not going to believe #8!

My daughter's doing biology. Ah well.

[Horace]

I work with lots of biologists. There's always biotech.

[LuFins Dad]

TLDW version?

[89th]

10: 3:26 Restaurant Management
9: 5:07 Photography
8: 6:13 Biology
7: 7:23 Communications
6: 8:22 Psychology
5: 10:16 Sociology / Anthropology
4: 11:22 Art History
3: 13:23 Liberal Arts
2: 14:45 Gender Studies
1: 16:22 Pop Culture Studies

[Horace]

Btw, most of those are female-dominated disciplines.

[jon-nyc]

Restaurant management is female dominated? Maybe. It’s not obvious to me like some of the others.

[Horace]

@jon-nyc You may have missed the word "most" in my post.

[Jolly]

Biology is the one that surprised me. He's a pharmacist, so I think he's fudging a bit. My primary care doc was a biology major. My dentist was a biology major. My physical therapist was a biology major. My lawyer was not a biology major, unless you factor in all the time he spent studying the female reproductive system.

Regardless, a biology degree can stand for some jobs on its own, like a career as a wildlife biologist, but often it's a gateway degree for professional school, including a PharmD.

[Doctor Phibes]

My mathematics and physics degree was a complete waste of bloody time except that it got me a job.

If I'd spent the three years studying the arts of love, I could be a highly paid professional gigolo by now, which is kind of like biology.

[taiwan_girl]

Go to 40 second. 555

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