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10 Best Careers for Graduating Students

Author: Sally Croft

Are you a graduating student interested in knowing the best career options which are most opted for? Here is a comprehensive look at the best of options.

Post secondary Teachers:
A teacher is somebody who enjoys working with the students and should be passionate about the material presented by him/her. It is about instructing students over a wide range of academic and career oriented subjects. College and university professors and technical instructors fall under this category.
Lawyers:
Becoming lawyers involves a wide range of activities namely, court reporters, foreign service officers, government lawyers, in house lawyers, public interest advocates and lawyers, judges, government executives and legislators and community organizers and activists.
Educational, Vocational and school counselors:
They are academic and career counselors who work in schools and colleges and separately as career counselors.
Doctors and Surgeons:
The medical profession has a wide variety of specialization areas namely, dentists, pathologists, pediatricians, psychiatrists, general practitioners, optometrists, gynecologists, podiatrists, radiologists, registered nurses, physical therapists, respiratory therapist and the list goes never ending.

Mental health counselors:
They help people with mental and emotional problems, from job stress to marriage conflicts.
Pharmacists:
They are skilled professionals who prepare and distribute medicines as prescribed by the doctor and advise patients on the medicines to be taken and the caution to be exercised.
Mental Health and Substance abuse social workers:
They help people suffering out of mental health and substance abuse related problems.
Clergy:
They are mostly priests, marriage and family therapists, nuns and monks, addiction counselors, rabbis and rehabilitation counselors.
Rehabilitation counselors:
They help people who suffer from disabilities caused by illness, accident and stress and help them in a better living.
Physical Therapists:
They are professionals involved in preventing and treating a person’s ability to move and function.

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Odea says:

April 28, 2009 at 4:13 pm

I agree with you 99% but wonder if you have really looked at the whole picture. DOn’t mean to be critical just food for thought.

Super says:

May 3, 2009 at 4:24 am

Nice blog and thanks for the info!

Lage says:

May 3, 2009 at 10:49 am

Good info, thanks for the post!

Alfrey says:

May 6, 2009 at 5:17 pm

The reason that most people pursue these avenues is really related to their desire to be better and for striving for improvement to make themselves better.

Strain says:

May 6, 2009 at 5:53 pm

That really was a fantastic post, it really makes you think when you talk about these kinds of things. I was wondering about this myself just the other day. This post can be an eye opener to many. Well done.