Pharmacist or Nurse Anesthetist?

Well both are very different majors. However both fields have changed and you must get a PhD/ doctorate degree to be either a pharmacist or a Nurse anesthetist. Before you just needed a master's degree but both now require doctorate degree. So it means lots of college for both majors. A pharmacist stands all day, especially in retail. A nurse anesthetist does get to sit a lot, during the surgery. They sit near the head of the patient and administer drugs and monitor the patient during the whole surgery. So decide if you prefer a job where you stand most of the day and deal directly with people/customers (pharmacist) OR if you prefer to only deal with people who are asleep most of the time and deal with people one at a time (nurse anesthetist). Maybe ask a pharmacist at your local pharmacy if you can observe them for a few hours. Or go online and research both careers. I would guess that both careers make about the same money. Both are good, high paying careers.

I'd go with Nurse Anesthetist, because, thanks to Obamacare, Pharmacist is turning into a job of mechanical pill counter. It's like a production line, but if anything goes wrong who do you think gets the blame, not the Drug Store Chain, but rather you. Just visit your local drug store and see what's going on behind the Pharmacy counter.