Judy Said:

I am a senior in high school. And I cant decide my major. Should I do pharmacy or engineering?

We Answered:

Sounds like you've thought this through. Here's my take on it: pharmacists do make a lot of money, but I seriously doubt that just wanting to make a lot of money alone will be enough to keep you motivated all the way through pharmacy school. Engineering sounds like what you are actually interested in. And in that field, you could go much further than a bachelor's degree. In fact, in order to get the good paying jobs, you will probably have to go for your Master's, which will amount to the same number of years of school. Go with what you are passionate about. The money will surely follow. Good luck : )

Lorraine Said:

Pharmacy technicians in Oklahoma City?

We Answered:

I did think you should probably try to get a job at a local drugstore.

Dorothy Said:

I live in Oklahoma, how plausible is it for me to move to Seattle? ?

We Answered:

It would probably be doable, but Seattle can be pretty expensive. Some things are more expensive in Washington than in Oklahoma, especially housing.

Some of the surrounding areas might be a little more manageable.


I think you could do it though. ^_^

Ruby Said:

Who's answering your questions??

We Answered:

Sometimes I do wonder what the people look like. Don't assume my avatar looks like me- it doesn't.

My hair is very dark and it is NOT highlighted. I chose that hairdo because my hair is straight and I do have a widow's peak on my left side. My skin is olive because I am Mexican and Italian. I am engaged but don't ask me when the wedding is because I still haven't figured out a date.

As I am typing your answer, I am typing on a Mac computer. It's nice I suppose. I work in clothing retail but I still have so much time on my hands.

Tony Said:

need some job interview advice!?

We Answered:

Don't be negative on your work history. What does your resume look like? You don't say how old you are now, but you could say your work history is similar to other young adults. You didn't take it all that seriously and such, but now you've found a focus. You're getting ready to attend school and excited about your new choice of a career path. You are looking forward to being able to immediately apply what you are learning to the workplace. Things like that. Confidence and enthusiasm are your friends here.