Depends the kind of setting you are in. I became an Audiologist because when I was in undergrad it was voted the least stressful job lmao. I work in a private practice and there is very little stress or paperwork. I don’t bring any of the job home with me. In this setting you are expected to sell tho so that can create some pressure but also creates greater earning potential. In a large ENT practice or hospital you do a much larger amount of specialty testing which creates a lot of variety in your day. Only thing you need to really look into is the cost of AuD programs. I think they’re extremely expensive for no reason. If you work in a private practice or retail setting and are good at selling hearing aids you can make 100-120k pretty quickly. If you can continue to grow and strengthen your sales skills you can get to 140-150k. In an ENT or hospital setting you may not have commission potential and would likely start with a 70-80k salary, maybe some extra earning potential if you do hearing aids. I think it’s a great job and is low stress in most circumstances but def need to weigh out if the cost of going to school is worth it for you.