Coolbrezze

Do you know where I can find this information on US Bureau?Thanks.

trojanman10101

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

After you get there you can put various careers in the search bar in the top right corner.

trojanman10101

Here's a better link: Social Scientists, Other

Coolbrezze

I will also keep that job in mind to consider as I go through my major, and appears it still could be accomplish through a international relations major aslo ( which I think I may have as my major, and probably a minor in economics... though I'm still open to political science major also). Median salary is very decent.

trojanman10101

That is what I said, the mean annual wage is around 99K for political scientists, which is very good. I want a minor however, if I find a degree that I fall in love with or would benefit me I would just double major. Are you considering to double major?

Coolbrezze

Oh no I don't think I would ever want to consider to double major, I've heard it's really difficult. Thats why I would prefer a minior, which has large benefits. Though a double major could resort to disaster... well thats just what I've always imagened. Safest would be to declare double major maybe your sophmore ( or junior )year if you feel like you could balance it after experiencing freshmen year.

trojanman10101

Yeah I guess, I mean what exactly does a minor do for you? How many years does it take to obtain a minor?

Coolbrezze

I think a minor only takes four years like your major, though it could add a extra semester if you don't want your workload to be too much. A minor will more than likely keep you well rounded, such as minoring in economics will still keep you in a good position for attending buisness school etc....

kingofclifton

what's the outlook on job opportunities for becoming a nurse practitioner or physician assistant ?

trojanman10101

go to the above links and put your career in the search bar in the top right hand corner of the website