You want to get a good, solid degree in business. Pass the potatoes.
Phlebotomists are really in demand right now.
The field s wide open. At Thanksgiving of 1996, I was almost finished with my first semester at Penn State, and my relatives, all PSU alumni, were eager to give me advice. My problem was not that I didn t like these ideas, but that I liked them all. I wanted to do everything, but I did not want to do one thing for the rest of my life. I thought about becoming an anthropologist, traveling to South America, sleeping in a tent, living with an exotic tribe, and studying its behavior.