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Hi reddit, I'm currently a pre-pharm college student but I'm now starting to realize that I've totally lost my interest and passion for chemistry and pharmacy. I'm still working on finishing my science and math classes at the community college I'm currently attending but now I have no idea what to major in. I was hoping that reddit might be able to steer me in the right direction.

I know I want a job in the medical field because of its reliability, money, and because I really love science (leaning towards biology and anatomy and a tiny bit of chemistry). I don't want to try for an MD at the moment because it would be too costly, time and money-wise for me, and I need to finish school as soon as possible so I can support my mother financially so she can raise my two little sisters. At the moment she pulls multiple jobs to make ends meet and I really don't want to make her have to wait 8 years for me to get an MD so that's out of the picture.

Money is really important in this situation so I was looking for a job that could pay 80-100k a year. 

As you can see pharmacy fits the bill perfectly, excluding the part about what type of sciences I like. It's only 4 years after pre-reqs, it pays 80-100k, and its a very reliable job in the medical field but I just don't think its for me. Chemistry is starting to get extremely painful, to the point where I don't even wanna look at it anymore and thinking about having to deal with that topic for another 4 years makes me wanna blow my brains out. I would really like a career in the medical field which is more biology or anatomy related, with good pay, and is shorter than 6 years. I would be eternally grateful to anyone that could tell me if any such jobs exist or if pharmacy is the only option.
<bot>: Looking for a job in the the medical field more biology or anatomy related, with pay of 80,000 and upwards, and less than 6 years of college (after pre-reqs).