What can you do with a bio degree if you're not going to med school anymore?

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Would changing majors be best?

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There are lots of things you can do. You can go to another professional school (dental, pharmacy, PA, etc). You can get your Ph.D and go into research/academia. You can go into teaching at the high school or elementary school level. You can work in industry in many different fields. I know a few people going into food science and a dear friend of mine with a molecular biology degree is now the head brewer at a local brewery. You could do something that has nothing to do with biology--I know a guy who is working as a financial analyst now. The future is what you make of it!
 
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Change major for sure
 
The food industry takes people with biology degrees and many pay pretty well if you put in the work. Some even pay pretty well right out of school. I did that right out of school and enjoyed it.

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