Which one is the best profession, is it being  a ENGINEER or a doctor?who can earn the BIG bucks easily..?
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Do the doctor thing.  It's easier and you get paid more.
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Doctor. You get a lot more fun in your life and aren't stuck in a lab all the time. Doctors have far more career opportunities than "scientists" do. Scientists are either stuck in a lab or in a classroom. Doctors, however, get to do a LOT more.
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A profession is an "occupation" that requries advanced education and many times, a registration by a professional organization.\n\nAn Engineer requries at least a BS and, depending on the type of work you do, can require registration as a "Professional Engineer" (PE) that you earn by education, testing, AND length and type of experience.\n\nMore from Google:\nA group of similar jobs or fields of interest that require specific training or expertise. Sometimes used as interchangeably with “occupation.” “Teacher” is an example of an occupation.\nwww.immigranttoolbox.ca/index.php\n\nAn occupation, the practice of which directly influences human well-being and requires mastery of a complex body of knowledge and specialized skills, requiring both formal education and practical experience.\nwww.unmc.edu/ethics/words.html
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Interesting question.\n\nI went to the University to study Engineering, A great an exciting field to be involved in.\n\nThe Law has also interested me. I have taken classes in Law.\n\nIt is all about you. Your interests, your aptitudes, your goals in Life.\n\nEngineering is a creative profession that pays fairly well. Most Engineers seek a Masters degree. A few have a Doctorate degree.\nThe profession of engineering is very exacting, little room for\nerror in your calculations, circuit design and the final product. You must be very, very Good at mathematics and science.\nMany engineers take management courses to prepare them for Management positions.\n\nA career in Law: You must have great verbal skills and be able to take complex issues and determine the Base Facts. Lawyers have a Para-Legal staff that do most of the Legal research. Legal research is very time consuming. You must be able to cite previous cases or Precedents for your legal briefs. \n\nMany Lawyers make a good salary. There are Corporate Lawyers, Tax Lawyers. The practice of Law is a very specialized field.\n\nYou can attain your degree in engineering and also attain a degree in law. Many companies seek such a combination in talents. Many Patent Attorneys have a degree in engineering and Law.\n\nBest of Luck to you.
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i thing u should choose medical or engineering
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let's see...\n\nElectrical engineering... obviously the best (I'm one hehe)... the highest average salary of any type of engineer. They analyze circuits and the signals the circuits process. They can branch out into things like power supplying or microcomputers. There's a broad scope of things you can get into... if you like electronics you can use your knowledge to do research and development of fiber optics and telecommunications... if you like power generation you can deal with distribution.\n\nComputer engineers are just more specialized electrical engineers, with a little more background in computer science and how operating systems and processors work.\n\nNuclear engineers specialize in nuclear power and radioactive energy. One of the main cases of study for them is the effects of nuclear radiation on the environment.\n\nAerospace engineers are specialized in design of flying machines like airplanes and what not. They're big on physics and the aerodynamics of flight, as well as jet propulsion and fuel... they also dabble a little in electronics.\n\nBiomedical engineers are half electrical engineer / half biology major. They deal with equipment and contraptions that are effective for the medical industry. It's important that they have a background in medicine and electricity so they can put these together.\n\nMechanical engineers deal with the study of machines, motors, servos... just the manufacturing and usage of all kinds of moving parts in places from factories to cars.\n\nCivil engineers are specialized in the design of buildings and structures. The difference between an architect and a civil engineer is an architect can tell you what he wants to do but a civil engineer tells you what you CAN do. They do a lot of analysis on the stability of structures like bridges and roads and find a lot of work in government projects.\n\nIndustrial engineers are not technically "engineers," but are a cross between management majors and engineers, in  that they are geared towards the business side of manufacturing goods through industry. They have to have knowledge of the processes of manufacturing products as well as the business in the world market.
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Being a nurse is probably more honorable and more rewarding.\n\nBeing an Engineer is certainly easier. (Very few are ever right but they all think they know everything)\n\nThe question becomes; Can you handle the sickness, death, blood and other tragedies that you will see. When a nurse gets home at night their spouse does not want to have dinner conversation about most of what happens in a hospital.\n\nI admire nurses, I do not have a tough enough stomach to do what they do. Do you? Any one can be an engineer. I know,\n\n I r 1
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plummer ... they make more $$ ;)
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i would say civil engineering. it always seemed the most interesting to me. (building roads, bridges, etc.) and i think the demand is pretty  consistent every year.
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Option 1 will most likely bring the best financial return.  But, it will certainly require that you stay technical in the Engineering arena.  If that's what you want to do, then go for it!
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Engineering and computer science graduates have the easiest time getting jobs and the highest starting salaries of bachelor's degree graduates. Accountants are also in demand and make a good salary.
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Neither.\n\nGeologists mostly work in the petroleum industry.\n\nMost engineering jobs are going to china because it is cheaper.\n\nTry something in healthcare where you don't have to deal directly with patients.   e.g. medical equipment.
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An engineer facilitates the implementation of real world solutions to projects requiring not only planning and production but hands on completion as well.  It's a wonderfully rewarding gig if you can get it, especially in telecommunications.  I love my job !!
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Biomedical engineering is rather specific and becoming really popular (kinda like programming).  You can make a good income, if that's all you want, with that degree.\n\nA biology degree is actually more versatile, in that you can become a medical writer, become a certified teacher, go to further professional/graduate school, become a laboratory/research assistant, etc.  Regardless, you should have a minor with it too, that will increase your skill set (I would recommend chemistry, English, or maybe even physics).\n\nYou should actually think about a biochemistry degree for medical school, IMO.
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Hi,\nWhat is this ?Who said engineers get good salary.Even getting IIT is not going to result in getting good salary. Even after getting engineering degree people go for MS, Phd, MBA etc.It is not all get good jobs and good salary. Everywhere there is competition, tough competition. In every field you have to show your merit and EXCEL yourself.Also academic achievements alone does not take you to the top spot. WORLDLY KNOWLEDGE and how to move with the co workers, boss(es),etc etc also counts. It is only in INDIA these kind of talks come up.In USA if you are good BasketBall or FOOTBALL or RUGBY player you get fabu;lous salary. MONEY is not everything in this world.\n\nYou are on the right path. Do MCA . Lot of software jobs with high salary is READY FOR YOU.\nSo cheer up.All the best
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Pay is only a part of it.  Both fields will offer a good living.  The real question is:  What do you like doing that will make you happy in the 40+ hours a week you will be working the rest of your life?\n\nSue
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Domestic Engineer...\n\nOr stay-at-home-mom. Whichever you prefer. LOL\n\nIMO it's the best job in the world! I love being home with my kids.