<p>Hello all! I'm new to this thread and was wondering what some of you thought about my future endeavors or if you have any thoughts or suggestions.
I am currently enrolled in a community college and after this semester I will have an associates of science and plan on transferring to a university. I was going to go for a chemistry major but I have been doing research and many people say the jobs are bad and pay is bad. I was wondering if there is another science related major/minor that would look better to employers and what you guys thought. I was thinking chem major with a minor in biology of some kind or even in computer sciences. There are so many different routes to take but in the end I want something that I can have good job prospects.
Thank you all!</p>
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<p>Computer science tends to do better than chemistry or biology, unless the computer industry is in a down cycle.</p>
<p>Is chemical engineering of interest to you?</p>
<p>Most pure science degrees have bad salary prospects. Engineering would be a better option for those who enjoy science but want practical career application. Computer Science is also a good ROI major and typically pays in the realms of the engineering degrees.</p>