"Pharmacy Technicians are not paid what they are worth?"

After, working as a certified/registered pharmacy technician for some years. I came to the conclusion that it's best to go back to school and study criminal justice and get a law degree and I will tell you why. I was thinking about majoring in employment/workplace labor law.

-I don't want to stand on my feet all day.

-the wages are too low.

-I would like to have a decent meal break.

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Criminal Justice is even a worse idea. Becoming a police officer in this (MA) economy is next to impossible. I tried and gave up on paper, once I realized what would happen.

Unless you want to be lawyer. Be prepared to move down south or join the Military if you want a police job.

Hospital is slightly better, but not by much if you want to have a family and raise kids.

If you get the feeling about a career that it is right and its for you then go for it! I myself would give up a lot of things I own to be a police officer. But it isn't worth it. Plus you get laid off, etc. then the judges are so liberal in this state.

Start Small and think big. A couple of my friends started off as campus police officers or part time town police officers. Now some work for the big cities, the state, one even has a law degree.

i agree with you!!!