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One reason is that a bachelors degree in many sciences (eg life sciences) does not lead to many good jobs. In life sciences, getting a job after your PhD is an
by j7ake 4y ago
One reason is that a bachelors degree in many sciences (eg life sciences) does not lead to many good jobs.
In life sciences, getting a job after your PhD is an entry level job.
- atemerev 4y agoGetting a job right after your PhD is by definition an entry level job — it will be a first one (and it will pay poorly, unless you are going to quant finance — and you can go there without a PhD too). So getting a PhD to get a better job makes nearly zero sense. You only need one if you plan to stay in the academia (I do, but it will be extremely hard).