1. By Katie Mallory October 3, 2012

2. Public Library Deal with a wide variety of people. Needs less training (no teaching certificate) Indoors No intense physical strain involved Smaller amount of space to have to watch. Indoors Deals with many different people (age groups of kids) No intense physical strain involved. School Library

3. Public English courses Keyboarding Computer Applications Honors, AP, or College Credit Classes Librarian Assistant/Teaching Assistant English courses Keyboarding Computer Applications Honors, AP, or College Credit Classes School

4. In-state tuition: $5,648 Fees: $1,482 Books and supplies: $500 - $1000 Other required expenses: $75 Board and transportation: $1,342 - $4,225 (per year) Approximately $12,430 (Rates may vary according to course, course load etc.)

5. Azusa Pacific University California San Jose State UniversityCalifornia University of California-BerkeleyCalifornia University of California-Los Angeles California Emporia State University (School of Oregon Library & Info. Management) Portland State UniversityOregon University of Washington-Seattle Washington (Some schools offer online classes)

6. Oregon Entry:$42,888 Median:$58,580 Top:$62,724 (Annually) Entry:$43,690 Median:$55,300 Top:$69,260 United States

7. Masters of Library Science Bachelors (4 years) Can be in any area Masters (2 years) In Library Science Bachelors (4 years) Can be in any area Masters (2 years) In Library Science Four-year (or fifth year) teacher education program in educational media Library Science & Education

8. Public Lifting and bending is involved. Must be able to adapt to different types of people. Does not involve reading all the time. Lifting and bending is involved. Must work well with children or young adults. Does not involve reading all the time. School

9. I am not inclined to work with children all the time. A school library degree takes more time to get. My choice would be the public library It offers diversity

11. intoCareers,. "Librarians." Oregon Career Information Center (2012): n.pag. Oregon CIS. Web. 25 Oct 2012.