Generally, which major would I be able to locate jobs with quickly: Biology or Biochemistry or Chemistry? ?
March 10th, 2010 | 
Author: Generally, students with which one of these majors have the least difficult time finding and getting jobs.
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Generally, students with which one of these majors have the least difficult time finding and getting jobs.
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What do you want to do with your life? In our current pharmacology and biotechnology rich arena, I would go for a biochemistry major and plan for a master’s degree in the same area as well. And look into internship/externship opportunities in the pharmacology and biotechnology area. I currently work for NIH and I can tell you that biochemistry knowledge is much in demand in the area of human genome research.