i need help with a career choice...i love to study science (bio chem)...but i'm very business oriented.?
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why not do both?  business is a facilitator.  science is a mechanism.  You know what I mean?  Get an MBA and a PhD.  With that combination, you will be very successful and your career path will reveal itself to you.  dont be afraid of the 10 years you will need to complete this tract.  It will be well worth it and you will be able to make your investment back in no time.
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Many. All pharmaceutical companies have huge research facilities with large departments in Molecular biology. All Universities have the same, but the students do the research. Most chemical companies have large chem facilities, although here, it would be more qualitity control than research. If you have five years experience, you already know where to find a job...pick up a journal and start some research on a job. Good luck
147627
I asked the same question after graduating with a Biochemistry/Cell Biology degree. Lab tech wasn't appealing so I went to medical school. But a B.S. degree is just a stepping stone, and really just teaches you to think critically. I've known people to go into business, teach, lab work...I would speak to the University guidance counselor. One note, don't think of college as a job-training program. It's a place to learn and explore. Enjoy it.
640038
An MBA would be wise and give you many options.  Most companies are run by those that have the knowledge and skills from a business background, not typically science.  \n\nAs to what area to major in it is really up to what interest you.  Marketing and Finance are usually some of the top departments in companies.  However, your undergrad in science allows you to do many things, such as consulting or financial analysis for a brokerage firm.
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if u wanna know more abt physical world u shd go for chemistry but can b mistry for u.... thn u can go for bio.... it'll tell  more abt urself and living world around u...\nfor me u shd go for chemistry for a boreing carrier ahead and bio... for even more bore thn chemistry
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Right now, there is a great demand for both, but it depends on what you like and excel at doing.  Bio tech has a history of being a more volatile career setting, but can be very rewarding.  Pharm cannot be outsourced and jobs are and will continue to be plentiful.  What do you like to do the most, research or medicine?  The hospital I work at has a program that allows students to "shadow" the pharmacist to get a better idea of what the job really in-tells.
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Well Biotech. is the hottest field, next to medical, for all those who are interested in the Biology stream. It seems that you're an Indian, if yes then this is the best option available (again except medical) to you because this field is going to change the Indian economy very well and providing good employment as well. GOOD LUCK.
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Go for science. For one thing, you can make more money and there are many more opportunities. I was a chemist for about six years before going on for more education and the pay was good, the hours good and the people wonderfully intelligent and fun to work with. You're too young to limit yourself by foregoing serious education for something like massage. While that may be a good career choice if you've tried more intellectual pursuits and found you didn't like them, I wouldn't start there. Keep it as a backup if the science thing doesn't work out for you. Plus, the hours, working conditions and pay are much less for massage therapists than folks with a science background. (I have a friend who teaches at a massage therapy school, so I'm familiar with the lifestyle.) Good luck.
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You could try a professional certificate in Management / Business Administration, or if time and money permit, a MBA.\nI would personally opt for a MBA program, as this will give you a very good insight on Business and Management, and will certainly open many doors for you career-wise. I have no idea where you live, but most serious, accredited universities offer flexible schedule MBAs so you can keep on working while studying. Just make sure you check out the university's accreditations, there are way too many scams nowadays especially from online-based universities.
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Don't close any doors.  Take as many courses as you can, explore things, and take at least one course you're SURE you won't like but have never tried.  I didn't take biology in high school and i really regret it now.\nHave an idea of what kind of job you'd like to do, but you don't have to be specific.\nHave 1-2 backup plans for your "life plan".  I want to be a teacher, but failing that i can work in a hospital or newspaper, all three of which i would make into a happy career.\nVolunteer and working experience is absolutely amazing - you can learn all kinds of things...stuff you like, stuff you hate, stuff you wanna see more of and stuff you never knew existed.\nTravel.  Learn about different cultures, meet lots of people and don't be shy.\nMake and keep social connections.  Getting a job has a LOT to do with WHO you know.\nOh yeah, don't piss off your boss - you may need their help again.  Don't piss anyone off...haha\n\nGood luck!
426065
The course of study costs too much in time, money and effort to study anything but what interests you most. If you enjoy all three of these equally, I'd go with marketing, because it will give you the broadest education in business.
670063
Well, in chemistry, the difference between a BA and a BS is math courses....the BS has more.  Probably something similar in Business admin.
905857
Pharmacy is more chemistry oriented. For medical, you will have to take it to know which medications to prescribe, but the majority of your studies will be biology and anatomy.  Try speaking with a counselor at your school, they can help alot =]
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What you are good at and what you need are both important considerations in choosing a career.\n\nTry to find a career that will use both. Any science based training can be used in a commerce career.\n\nA degree in engineering can be used in management or sales in almost any industry.\n\nGood to get help from your maker. God tells us in the bible "if any one lacks wisdom, let him ask of God who gives liberally and abraideth not." He made you and has a plan for your life. The ONLY way to be fulfilled is to find that plan and follow it!
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You are leaving as many doors open as possible to yourself.\nBusiness is a broad foundation of classes that are applicable to many different careers. Psychology, Math, PE, Communications or English are less applicable outside the few obvious fields. They can all be applied but to business but the core foundation and understanding of business is missing.\n\nNot that I am encouraging you to abandon another field or major that you truly love!
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If I were you, I would first get a BS in a technical area, such as an engineering discipline.  Then get a MBA in finance.\n\nThat's basically what I'm doing.  I already have a BS in ChemE and will eventually go back to school to get my MBA in finance.\n\nI know some that went straight to business school and are doing great, but I do know that those with technical backgrounds on top of business degrees are VERY desirable.\n\nGood luck!
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it depends on ur choice asper which field to go for..it wholly depends on ur intrest rather than others telling u where to land in,,as far as my opinion..commerce isnt a bad choice