<prompt> Human: I have currently been accepted into a pharmacy school out of state which is very highly ranked and offers many dual degrees. However I did not realize I would be paying out of state tuition for all 4 years and feel like I rushed into this decision. This would cause about 24000 of debt. I have the option of waiting a year to apply to a state school and borrowing 165000. Is pharmacy school even worth this much debt? Everything I have read indicates pharmacy is becoming over flooded with workers and jobs are increasingly hard to find. This terrifies me with the amount of debt I will have. I am considering switching to a PA program or even taking a year off to build my application up and possibly apply to med school l. Currently have a 3.8 gpa with a biochemistry degree. Would it be worth switching future professions at this point? Also not sure if there would be a better subreddit for this question.  <response>: Dropping out of out-of-state pharmacy school was the best thing I ever did. Now I have a Masters degree in Mechanical Engineering in-state and I even worked for NASA for a little while. Engineering was my true calling and Ive never been happier.It felt like the end of the road at the time, but really was the turning point in my success. If you like bio-med, consider being a biomedical engineer. Those guys make some serious money. 