I'm sure the odds increase if you include forensics in the mix. Though, both institutions seek varying degrees of talent and education. Good education choice, though! ~String
try to advocate for brain hacking instead of torture. "We shove in a few electrodes and bam he says what ever we want!" :shrug:
I would guess it's not just about what you study but also your backgrounding. By all means you could look at Neurosciences, in fact you could probably find that you could work for a "third-party" company that has a defense contract as a consultant. It's usually prudent to consider to work for companies to build up a corporate repore as well as gain experience in the subject choosen. Afterall it's not just Grades on a resume that they would be interested in. To my knowledge most people don't just decide to work for a department engaged in active foreign policy, mainly because there is alot attached to those sorts of jobs, it's not all "Jack Bauer".
my friend is a neurosurgeon she makes a million dollars/year i doubt you would make 100,000 with the fbi or cia
