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Plant Sciences major, and job availability in the south east

gardenapprentice

10 years ago

I'm aiming to major in botany horticulture or plant sciences. I aim to major in at least 2 of the above majors. I'm in TENESSEE area,do Plant Scientists make good salaries and would big cities such as Atlanta paying a good amount of money? I realize I'm not going to make 80k but I realize if I pursue horticulture and plant sciences I can make at least 70k combined

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rhizo_1 (North AL) zone 7
10 years ago
Just exactly what do you see yourself doing as a profession?
brandon7 TN_zone7
10 years ago
...and, have you spoken with any recent graduates about their experiences?
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