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Should I choose to major in something I enjoy doing or if I should choose a major that leads to a career that pays well?

I'm in my final year of high school. College app season is here, stakes feel high with majors, minors, extra-curriculars, future jobs. Looking for a different perspective or some new insight! Much appreciated.

I´m interested to know how choosing a major will impact my future, considering I haven´t decided what I´d like to do in my future. I´d appreciate being given context and clarity.

I want to make money
fast
easy
a lot
and have no consequences

like are there other fields that would help me in the long run

Are there easy careers with high pay rate or decent?

For example, will I be working from home or would I be away from home for long periods of time if its random stuff like that and other stuff I put in the example

I'm just starting out and I'm not sure what my first step should be if anyone has any advice they wish they knew when starting out

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Explain for students that want to get into the medical field, or more specifically, nursing.

Explain for students that want to get into the medical field, or more specifically, nursing

Explain for students that want to get into the medical field, or more specifically, nursing.

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I'm curious to know if when you made the transition between the two was the change big. I especially want to know if you felt like the education you received properly prepared you for the change and if so, what about your education do you think prepared you the most for work.

At times I feel like there are so many different types of jobs one can pursue, so many that it becomes overwhelming to me.

I am interested in the medical field after graduating high school but am intimidated by the medical field because of how much there is to learn.

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I want to get started on my apps soon and finish them up soon, but I am still stuck.

I'm a senior now and have not submitted college apps yet.

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