<p>Pharmacists in their first year are also 120k in debt...plus any debt carried over from undergrad. And places like Walgreen's have to pay that much, b/c the job is absolutely mindnumbing. Most pharmD's would prefer to work in a hospital or actually own a small chain</p>
<p>ok, that's ridiculous. 5 million dollar signing bonus? for a pharmacist? i think not.</p>
<p>I think Californian kids who want to study finance, like me, are getting ripped off because all the UCs dont have finance, only econ. Cal does have ugrad business stuff, but thats a super hard school to get into. The only public schools that do have finance are the CSUs, but not to sound like Im too good or anything, but I think Im better than the CSUs. That leaves only one choice, go out of state, which, you guessed it, I am going to have to do. And going out of state to a top finance school is not cheap. So ya, it sucks to be a California soon-to-be finance major like me.</p>
<p>"Depends on what you do and how good you are."</p>
<p>Same if you're coming from a state school. It's so funny how everybody here on CC thinks Ivy League is going to get you the job...if you get a six figure job out of an Ivy League school, you could have done it out of a state school, too.</p>
<p>^Yes this is true. It is funny to see people at school cry when they get rejected by Ivy Leagues as if they are going to end up with a bowl in their hand in front of Times Square.</p>