<prompt> Human: A bit of background. Im 25, f. I have a bachelors degree in speech pathology which is useless in NYS, where I live and have a significant interest sciencegenetics research, but getting a masters in genetic or chemical engineering would require me to obtain an entirely second bachelors degree. So I currently work in the health and human services field. Its the definition of a breezy job. I make just enough to get by.My father owns a small picture framing business. Its moderately successful, hes been in business for about 15 years. Its a very specialized niche business, so I would have to essentially apprentice with him for a long time before being able to master the technical part and move onto the businessadministrative part. While it wouldnt be my passion, it would offer me financial security and being able to provide for myself, be in a position of leadership and not have anyone to answer to which is more important to me. So Im considering making the jump from sciences to get an MBA and take over my fathers business. He currently makes about 30-35k a year I make 20k. I also would try to expand it to sell local art, jewelry, etc. My logic is that even if I tank the business, I would still have an MBA to market myself with.Is this a good choice? Why not take the opportunity if its sitting right in front of me? Advice?Edit: Thanks for your input. I should add that, I am an only child, Im close with my father, and I really dont want to see him have to close he is the only one that works there, so maintaining it would be important to me. I would want to expand the business with local artists and crafters. I should also clarify that I dont actually make jewelry, but I know plenty of people in my area who are artists and would sell their items at the store and currently only sell things at local art festivals and through word of mouth.Maybe Im just having a quarter life crisis.  <response>: You dont need an MBA to join your familys framing business. Its a waste of money. 