A new report shows some undergraduate degrees pay off more than others — literally. Using data from the U.S. Census, the Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce's "What's It Worth: The Economic Value of College Majors" report, issued May 24, looked at 171 different majors and found that the difference in earning potential between one field of study and another can be more than 300%. TIME took a look at the 10 highest- and the 10 lowest-earning majors
Median earnings per year: $105,000
Each year, hundreds of billions of dollars are spent on prescription drugs worldwide. So perhaps it is intuitive that a good portion of that money would wind up in the pockets of those who distribute the drugs to the consumer. But in addition to dispensing the goods, pharmacists also fill an important role advising patients and physicians on the selection, dosage and potential side effects of medications.
