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Happy and Healthy Cytologists Please Gather Here!

Hello cytology community,

I recently got into the Thomas Jefferson Masters of Cytology Program. While I am very excited to be a cytologist (I have spent 3 years doing cell culture as a research tech so this feels like a natural choice), I am very nervous because apparently cytology is a dying field?? I dont want to spend time and money on a degree and then struggle to find a job, and I also do not want to struggle financially after a masters degree.

I am looking for any honest insight current cytologists can give me! I want to know

  1. do you think the field is "dying", and if yes, how so?

  2. Is a Masters degree in this field worth it?

  3. Do you feel like you make enough money for a person with a masters degree in this field?

Again, any comments would be helpful!

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