<p>I'm rather new at this, so bear with me. I have several years until I need to finalize my major but have began looking into it. So far, I have two choices.</p>
<p>Environmetal Studies/Sciences: This is my top. It's what I want to do - primarily Wildlife and Conservation Biology, but I'm totally open to any other options that might serve for a better future. I don't want to say that money is my main concern, but I obviously need a study that will get me a paying job. I'd like to know anything and everything about this major - which selective field of environmental science to go into, how good career outlooks are, which majors and minors to take (should I maybe minor or major in Biology so I don't dig myself into a hole if Enviromental doesn't work out? Should I focus primarily on Biology as an undergrad and then choose a more selective field of Environmental as a grad?). Any information would be greatly appreciated.</p>
<p>Cell Biology & Molecular Genetics: The lesser choice of the two in order of preference for me, but it's a field I want to take in consideration. Again, Biology would be a main factor, and I'd love any opinions on how to work out the minor/major undergrad/grad options there. Careers offered for this is something I'd like to know as well.</p>
<p>Really, anyone who can provide a comparison of these two fields would be great, as well as any guidelines on how to sculpt the years of college study to the greatest advantage.</p>