Is there high paying jobs for a person with a biology or environmental major of some sort?
Dont listen to the first girl she clearly doesnt know anything.
What do you mean by a lot of money .....I guess you mean 100k
A biology or environmental degree will by hard to cross the 100k mark even with a masters......u will past it with a Ph.D and be a teacher of some sort.
You might want to go into chemical or environmental engineering...its a little more technical...and more technical means more money.
The environmental sector doesnt have a professional certification ...engineering does.
Trust me ....I have done major research..... and have many friends working in the field .
I have a BS in environmental science
Is there high paying jobs for a person with a biology or environmental major of some sort?
Honestly, no.
Think about environmentalist, do they make a lot of money? I've never come across one that does, unless they go out of their field and write a book or do a doc.
It's rare.
If you want to do your passion as a career, then you will have to let go of the whole getting paid well thing, and find solace in doing what you love.
Or you can do the vice versa thing and have a miserable job that gets paid a lot.
I'm NOT saying it's impossible by any means, and I'm not trying to persuade you out of your major, because I think it's good that you care about the environment, But definietly do more research on it. There are diff branches of it that you can do, like environmental business, which might earn you more since it's a business degree.
good luck, and don't take my word for it.
Are there any? There are a few. You'll probably have to shake the bushes to find a job, but there are a few. If you want guarantees, go to trade school.
