I wish I had studied veterinary medicine

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I would be finishing this year and would be a qualified vet. Instead, I’m working as a security guard with a marine biology degree I haven’t used. I wanted to study something related to animals but picked the route that wouldn’t get me a job

Medicine and veterinary medicine are two of the only useful degrees

 

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You have a lot of contact with the owners who are too emotionally attached to their pets .

 

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You have a lot of contact with the owners who are too emotionally attached to their pets .

Still mogs most other jobs
Ideally I would specialise and work in a zoo or in conservation or something

 

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Still mogs most other jobs
Ideally I would specialise and work in a zoo or in conservation or something

At one point as a kid i was obsessed with the idea of working in a zoo . I was going every weekend at the zoo .

 

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At one point as a kid i was obsessed with the idea of working in a zoo . I was going every weekend at the zoo .

I mean work as a vet in a zoo
But I would still wanna work as a zookeeper, but it’s too competitive

 

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Im still unsure if I should go into medicine like my father or get into tech

 

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Im still unsure if I should go into medicine like my father or get into tech

Medicine mogs
It’s more competitive to get into, but better opportunities and less saturated once you’re in

 

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Medicine mogs
It’s more competitive to get into, but better opportunities and less saturated once you’re in

That’s what I’m thinking too. A career as a doctor is more stable than someone in tech. I always hear of people with a tech degree ending up unemployed