Job for someone with a science background who hates science

I am more of a creative person, but due to pressures from family, ended up getting a Masters in a science field. Now, I will be graduating soon and don't have a clue what to go into. Any ideas for a job (preferably with flexible hours) that I could use my Masters for but wouldn't be hard science, like benchwork?

Gold Member Joined: Mar 18 2009 Posts: 1500

why not teach?

look what what be required of you to teach in public school, college, or jewish schools (all have different requirements)

Silver Member Joined: Dec 30 2010 Posts: 737

what type of 'science field'? There are thousands of masters degrees, in order to give pertinent suggestions, it would help to know more specific information about your academic background.

Moderator Joined: Sep 30 2009 Posts: 1355 Location: NY

Do you have any interest in medical/science publishing? This has become popular at my graduate school. So has consulting, although they favor the PhD's. Patent law is another interesting option (you do not need to go to law school).
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My degree is in Biology, if that helps. But the emphasis was really Biopsych. Patent law sounds interesting. I hadn't realized that that was something that can be worked on without a law degree or Ph.D. I have considered teaching. I don't have much experience, though Sad