Neurosurgeon or Pharmacist ?

What is the more helping, tell me the cons and pros going on for each charge. Last QuestionNeurosurgeon or Pharmacist ?
Neurosurgeon. Pro - You will know almost everything about how the body react to everything that it encounters.
Con - It is more difficult to become a Neurosurgeon than a Pharmacist.
Pharmacist. Pro - You will deduce the Human body much more than the average person. You will know how to read signs from your body that people other leave their doctors to do.
Con - May become rather boring after a while, remembering names of drugs can be firm. But you have a LOT of responsibility. What would appear if you gave the wrong drug to someone, or accidentally give them pennicilin when they are allaergic to it? Compensation springs to mind.
I can't help you here, I already answered one put somebody through the mill for you. It looks like you want someone to do your work for you. Call a consular department and talk to them.