Well if you want to go into advocacy, it sounds like the BA is the way to go. I guess the BS is if you want to be a biostat lab employee, working on some grant-funded project for some real a-hole at a university? lulzzzzz

well also you need a BS if you decide to get the MS in public health which might be interesting for working in public health departments or in various government jobs? and biostats pays more than community education I guess. But also might be more relative to my interests.. I find doing my math homework very mentally soothing.

I guess like if I was really shitty at math it wouldn’t really be a decision.