Stewardess or Vet?

Question

I would like to be one of those two things...what should i be?
first of i looove plains and airports and im in loooove with animlas...i really dont know who to be...
how much does a vet earn? and how much does a stewardess earn? im 5"9 and about 145 pounds.i also have long legs. i can speak 2 languages.Russian and English.


I think i would pass for a stewardess.
the down side about a vet is i would have to go to college for like 8 yrs....i want to graduate and in a year or two go get a job.like a stewardess...is it worth leaving behind vet?
also i want a family....would that be bad..you know me being AWAY all the time?

Answer 1

A vet has a very good reputation and makes a six figure income and a stewardess is a decent job but people don't have a very high opinion of them. So you decide on whether you want a good reputation or not. Anything worthwhile will have to be earned also Vets don't crash, have strikes, or get laid off. Airlines do all these things.

Answer 2

Becoming a Vet is the single hardest profession to break into. It is harder to get into Vet school than it is to get into Medical School.

To become a Vet, you will have to get straight As in college, get high test scores and work as a volunteer for a Vet. They make good money -- but there is a real time commitment involved. If you have straight As in high school and SAT scores in the 2100/2400 range -- then you might be able to make it.

Flight Attendants (they haven't been called stewardesses for years) don't make great money -- but hav edecent benefits. Unfortunately, airlines haven't been doing well -- so flight attendants with seniority get to keep their jobs while the young ones get laid off. When I was a kid, a lot of the flight attendants were hot, single women. However, I can't remember the last time I was on a plane with flight attendants under the age of 40.

So -- good luck

Answer 3

if you are looking for a easy if it doesn't workout deadend career then i suggest being a stewardess..... but if you would like a challenging career that a college degree could offer you, plus tremendous potential to have much more options if along the way you decide being a vet is not what you want to do then i suggest investing into yourself and your future and go to college.... good luck

Answer 4

Like i tell my son most kids don't get there sh*t strait till there mid 20's So bite the bullet and start out making 70+ grand a year.Better than working your way up to that when your 50.I wish i would have followed my dad's advice

Answer 5

I'm russian too, privet!!!!!! Definetely be a flight attendant, first of all, you get to see lots of places in the world, and you don't have to spend your whole life in college! Same with me, i love animals and i love airplanes!!! Good Luck!!!

Answer 6

be a vet for sure. way more future in that, more pay, and more respect.