What is a better career?

What career would be better, a meteorologist, international business or a Spanish teacher?

• Okay, so i am about to finish my sophomore,10th, year of high school and i need to decide what classes to take next year. I'm trying to figure out what kind of career path i want to go down. I know i might change my mind, but i just want to have an idea. I have taken a couple of honors classes, like earth and space science, and history but mostly CP (college prep). I had Algebra 1 last year, geometry this year, and i'm going to take Alg 2 my junior year. Senior year i will take pre-calc or statistics, which would be better for possibly international business? Is becoming a meteorologist a realistic thing? I know you need math. Do you think i will have to take Honors Lab Chemistry for it, or just regular Lab Chem? I'm good at algebra but not so good at geometry. I have an A as my final average in all my classes so far though throughout highschool. I would want to broadcast on TV. Or should i become a Spanish teacher? I love Spanish and i guess i am pretty good at it so far, but i don't know if teachers make enough money or if the demand for language teachers is decreasing? I am in spanish 2 right now, and i will take 3 and 4 over the next two years. Basically what i'm asking is what career is realistic and pays a decent amount, and what classes i should take in High School my junior and senior year to help with the career. Thanks so much to whoever is answering, it will seriously help a lot!!! (:

• Answer:

  Spanish teachers will become more important as Spanish becomes the de facto language of the US. International Business, with a minor in Spanish would be a great combo.