what careers work with the Orca whale that does NOT include training?

[Asker777]

I have been enamored with the Orca whale my entire life. I've always wanted to work with them, but I'm not sure if a career in training is right for me, because of the high competition, low wages, and I'm also not sure how much I agree with animal parks to begin with. I am not interested in scientific research, because I'm just not very into science, and I know they don't make very much money either. I'm considering giving it all up and focusing on becoming a pharmaceutical sales rep, I know they make a ton of money but I really don't want to become a sell-out and give up on my dream. please help! Do I have any other options in which I will still be able to fulfill my dream? Oh yeah I'm a high school senior about to go to San Diego State, as a major in Communications with a minor in Biology.

[DoctorDeth1258]

you're not going to get much of any job in any field with training or education - union labor thru an apprentice program maybe

[Sha8612]

By eliminating training and science, you're only really left with whale watching tourism. Even then, you'll almost definitely need that minor in biology to have any kind of shot at that job and I'm sure it doesn't pay as much as a pharmaceutical sales rep. Sometimes you have to decide which is more important, your dreams or money.