Passingtime

So I'm trying to get a NEW 2016 comparison of the masters/dr degree programs and other similar pay programs.. Physical Therapy Registered Nurse Nurse Practitioner Occupational Therapy SPEECH pathology Dental Hygienist Which would you pick and why /Not pick and why? Which has better potential for benefits + salary Which career has jobs available for new grade Which career is not over saturated Which makes more money? (yes, when you're paying out the Wazoo for a career the money matters, unfortunately) Which career would you rather be doing 🤔😉 Thanks!!

So I have been doing resesrch and I'm noticing a trend of over saturation in some healthcare careers. The problem lies with the schools and how many they allow into their programs AND the trend for new 2 year or community colleges graduating more students than there are jobs (yearly!!) or the fact that many come from other countries wanting a healthcare career. Some grads have to take low paid jobs/ part time or even worse... Wait years to even find a job! so what is the best career option for a new student now in 2017? If there's a career not likely to be over saturated or a trend towards the better please reply with your info... the careers with those complaints are: UltraSound(sonography) radiation technitions Physical therapist PTAssistant Occupational therapy OTAssistant pharmacist dental hygienist (using dental techs to clean for cheaper) is nursing saturated or becoming saturated? Am I wrong in my research??? I'm at a loss for what I should enter in to... Does anyone have any advice for a person starting a college career in heal are and what career is the safest option for job security and least in saturation? (On on another note, I'm hearing similar things from paralegals, graphic/web design and anyone in the liberal arts field other than teachers)