Is it realistic to expect to earn 50,000 EUR (56000~ USD) per

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2016-06-17 00:53:52 Post No. 1313334
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Anonymous 2016-06-17 00:53:52 Post No. 1313334 [Report]

Is it realistic to expect to earn 50,000 EUR (56000~ USD) per annum in 5 years of graduating college? If so, what area/subjects are most likely to reach this amount, excluding medicine and subjects that are more based on the prestige of the university attended (i.e. law).

I'm having a hard time choosing between engineering, computer science, or pharmacology (chemistry). My primary motivation is money, stupid as that may sound.

Anonymous 2016-06-17 01:21:48 Post No.1313395
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Anonymous 2016-06-17 01:21:48 Post No.1313395 [Report]

Yup. I'm doing pharmacy and starting pay is $80,000/year in big cities and $110,000/year in small cities. I'm in Canada though.

Anonymous 2016-06-17 01:26:45 Post No.1313404
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Anonymous 2016-06-17 01:26:45 Post No.1313404 [Report]

>>1313334
Nursing. You could go straight for your bachelirs and apend like 2 months at bedside and then get a management posiion at a skilled nursing facility no prob

Anonymous 2016-06-17 01:32:22 Post No.1313418
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Anonymous 2016-06-17 01:32:22 Post No.1313418 [Report]

>>1313395
Interesting, I've never even thought of it. Pharmacy is 5 years though, right?

>>1313404
The reason I'm deliberately not pursuing medicine is because I don't like the thought of working with sick people. Though I never thought nursing as a degree would earn that much.

Anonymous 2016-06-17 01:33:25 Post No.1313422
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Anonymous 2016-06-17 01:33:25 Post No.1313422 [Report]

>>1313418
In US its lame, its 8 years here, 4 years + 2 MD +2 residency I... think, check your website though.

Anonymous 2016-06-17 01:35:32 Post No.1313428
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Anonymous 2016-06-17 01:35:32 Post No.1313428 [Report]

>>1313422
That's crazy. Here (Ireland) it's only 5 years. In fact, medicine also has the option for 5 years provided you did chem/bio/phys in high school (with good grades).

Anonymous 2016-06-17 01:35:58 Post No.1313430
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Anonymous 2016-06-17 01:35:58 Post No.1313430 [Report]

>>1313418
Not sure. It was 5 for me by they changed the entire system so it's minimum 6 now. Wouldn't recommend it though, work is stressful and you don't use a lot of what you learned. Also pharmacy is different from pharmacology.

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