Which Career is better?
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I'm not sure about statistics and I'm not really sure about child psychology.  But yes, nurses are needed desperately all over the US!  If you think you like it and really like to be in contact with people and caring for them, nursing is the way to go!\n\nI guess that if you are looking for statistics, you are looking at job safety and income as well, which I think is very wise!   Nursing has a very good income, so you wouldn't have any problem and be sure there are more than enough jobs all over.  However it is a very TOUGH job.  I'm a doctor and I must say that nurses are our angels.  We work hard, but they work harder and earn less.   I sometimes think that for the amount of work you do as a nurse, why don't become a doctor and earn more?  Of course, each serves a different purpose in health care delivery and it's much tougher to get into Medicine than into Nursing.  Also there are aspects of one that you may like over the other that drives you to choose one instead of the other.\n\nSo, this is my take on nursing, I don't have experience on child psychology.  Go ahead with nursing if you like it, we need you!\n\nKeep in mind anyway that any career choice you make, try to pick whatever you LIKE more than by convenience.
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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.
90503
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605412
Which pays more money?  That's the way I'd go.
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Which one do you like better?
1098508
Degree is better than a Cert.
820913
how do you define better future? money> dentistry or happiness>physics/astrol. life is not improved by money. all youve got is all you need. your life is your decision. say so.
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Depends on what you would enjoy learning and doing. For me? The option is none of the above, because I would not be happy in any of the careers these degrees can lead to.
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See the other answer.  It really depends on what you want to do next in your life.
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If u wish to join govt service, u should go for Computer Science to avoid any misunderstanding. As far as industry are concerened both r equal
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money is the essence of everything i think you should choose one with better salary besides it also prepares to be in future so go for it
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I think nursing is the harder of the two jobs..you need to have thick skin, and can't be the squeeming type...the hours may not always be great, but you can sure make some money doing it.  Don't do it for the money, do it because you want to, or because your interested in helping people.
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i believe business is better, business is a big realm and it always gives you the chance to go higher in the hierarchical system. accounting will most probably keep you as an accountant, senior accountant, or chief accounant.
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I've worked for both in industry. Either can be self centered and only care about moving higher up.\nEither can be fair minded, have good suggestions, think and institute ideas you present.\nThis is a "chicken and the egg" question.
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Electronics is better, as it is more paying and more challenging..And u can always become an IT professional even if u do engg in electronics
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I would say Nursing, as you would have more career choices. You can work in a Dr.'s office (specialist or general practitioner) hospitals, or choose home care, school nurse, occupational health... there are plenty of places to choose from, you can choose something that works with the hours you are comfortable with and the money is superb. Good luck in whatever you choose.
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Choose a career that you would enjoy doing even if you weren't getting paid for it. Finding a well paying career that you get bored with day in and day out will pale in comparison to a career that might pay a little less, but you enjoy doing.