On 2/27/2019 11:19 PM, Julie Bove wrote:

>
> Part of the problem is that jobs keep changing. One might go to college
> for one thing only to graduate and find that there are no jobs in that
> field any more. Angela changed horses mid-stream, went to a different
> college, was working part time but just accepted a full time job at her
> dental office. She would like to continue her education to get to the
> next level but her school doesn't offer night classes.
>
> She took a risk and went into a field that she didn't think she'd like,
> but now she loves it! And she will always be able to find employment.

Anything medical is a good bet if you like it. The sad cases are the
ones that expect to find a good job after getting a degree in 4th
century Greek sculpture or the performing arts when they have little
talent. Spending huge money for a job that will pay low wages at best.