Will biology be a good degree?

Hi, I'm thinking of doing biology at university but I just want to know would it be worth it? career prospects? demand for biologist? I'd like a secure graduate job at the end of it (I know that going to uni doesn't guarantee that) but want to know if that would be hard to get, thanks. Oh and I'm going to start a levels soon.

What would you like out of it? Research? Biology teacher? Science editor/contributor? It definitely gets you a job but you need to identify if it will get you something you'd enjoy. Posted from TSR Mobile

Thank you for answering!

I'm not sure, I've thought about the first two, I'm not greatly fond of researching (What would researching include? Have to work on a project/teamwork? Experiments? Writing up findings? Trying to find a cure for something? Create new equipment? Discover something new? I've always thought that a job like this would be hard and that if you're not successful/doing well then you'd fail and won't be able to earn anything/be sacked or whatever, I want something that's secure to be able to support myself and whatnot.

I don't mind teaching, like education and helping people (online, at school sort of) though I'm not very confident tbh and dealing with teenagers and they're behavior, I know that's an important thing but I can't work out if I would be good/bad at that. The other problem (probably the biggest) is pressure from family. They would expect something better from me, something with higher salary etc.. and I want to not care but I can't!

What does a science editor/contributor do?