<p>I like bio, but there arent any jobs with a bs in bio. Should I still put my major as bio when applying to schools? On both bio e and m I got 690s, a 5 on the ap test/ 8 uconn credits for bio, and am in a bio club. I feel like applying for bio will only help me because that is my best subject, so should I just apply for bio even if I don't know what I really want to major in?</p>
<p>Bios= stepping stone to med or other professional school or poverty.</p>
<p>The worthwhile majors are accounting, engineering, HR, applied math, nursing, finance, economics anything that leads to a direct decent job.</p>
<p>Being a Bio major means grad school or medical school. If you’re looking for something you can get a great job right after a B.S., look away. And look away quickly.</p>
<p>If you don’t know what you want to major in, just check ‘undecided’ or ‘undecided science’ or whatever is on the application.</p>
<p>By Grad school we mean a nonscience grad program MBA, Master of Science Accounting or professional school (physicians assistant, physical therapy,dental, pharmacy) otherwise you will be either working for a temp agency or McDonalds. That biology degree really comes in handy while flipping patties of ground bovine.</p>
<p>Leave it undecided and wait until your second semester second year to decide what you want to major in. You don’t have to make the decision right now.</p>