Anonymous #2 16w

Finance and other econ and STEM related fields aren’t sinking ships.

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Anonymous #1 16w

Which industry, pray tell

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Anonymous #1 16w

I implore thee be haste with such knowledge, fellow countrymen

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Anonymous #2 16w

They’re taking away all of our funding so good luck. Hopefully they’re smart enough to realize why their world will be going to shit in a few years

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Anonymous #6 16w

Yeah if someone’s trying to work for the government. The private sector is in very high demand and the demand is only increasing

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Anonymous #2 16w

Not for public health

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Anonymous #6 16w

Yes for the public health field things aren’t going well, I was talking about the tech industry. Computer science, finance, engineering, and most other econ or STEM fields are doing well.

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Anonymous #5 16w

LOL veterinary medicine

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Anonymous #6 16w

Don’t most innovations come from private health though?

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Anonymous #1 16w

My friend is in vet med and she said the number of vets is declining so much theres only gonna be like 100 in years, is that actually true?

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Anonymous #7 16w

Do they have info for 2020-2025?

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Anonymous #8 16w

I think it’s definitely been overlooked for so long, I mean even from applying to schools rn there’s only like ~30 college options in the US (which is CRAZY in comparison to literally all other post grad/med school numbers, and ALL states need veterinarians bc the pet industry is never gonna end obviously yet not every state has a vet college) and each school only takes so many students for each class, so the need really isn’t being met

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Anonymous #1 16w

Not to mention especially bc people have to go out of state for school, bc lots of states don’t have colleges or co-ops with a state that does have one, so the tuition and debt along with a rigorous 4 years of additional school PLUS the mental trauma lots of vets go through (which leads to higher suicide rates in the field) is really deterring for people to want to join the field too. If u can’t tell I rllllly hate the system vet med has and the lack of change and progress to adapt to the needs

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Anonymous #9 16w

2020-2023 are right there, 2024 is about $86k, 2025 hasn’t happened yet

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Anonymous #1 16w

Of ppl and rather keep raising prices of schooling for an occupation that is in desperate NEED by literally everyone🥰 it’s just frustrating and overlooked by lots of people not in the field, which is fair bc like I don’t keep track of other occupations’ stuff but yeah it’s gonna be interesting to see what happens in the future lol (holy balls sorry for the rant😭)

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Anonymous #7 16w

Value of products made in our country != how much money the average person makes

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Anonymous #10 16w

I didn’t say those two things were equal. Btw the line you posted go up too.

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Anonymous #7 16w

Because it’s not adjusted for inflation

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Anonymous #10 16w

Except the line that’s adjusted for inflation is still going up

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Anonymous #7 16w

Do you know what public health is? Like epidemiology and stuff.

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Anonymous #7 16w

It’s where a lot of the research comes from.

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