<p>Last Three Years</p>
<p>There are a multitude of jobs for bio majors, just as there are many jobs for chemistry majors. You need to open your eyes to that. In most cases, the better paying opportunities for both come with advanced degrees. If you sincerely believe that chemistry majors are better prepared for the next step, I think you are making a gross generalization.</p>
<p>You can accept my response or not. But I will tell you that I have a Biology degree, have been employed in the sciences for over 30 years, and at a pretty decent salary. I hire a lot of science majors - biology, chemistry, and engineering - and I know what their skills are and how they handle the business world. Each individual is different.</p>
<p>In short, if you are good at what you do and really like it, you can make a career - biology or chemistry. In today’s economy, it might be tougher, but things will change. Pick a degree that interests you and get good grades.</p>