Question by Brenda: HELP ME PICK MY SCIENCE CAREER PATH?
Basically, here are the options:
-Honours life science (more general)
-Biochemical science/biomedical
-Medical physics
I absolutely love science, but most of all I love chemistry, physics and math. I do like biology, but only in terms of diseases, etc.
I love physics but I’m not good with technology, and I don’t have all the prerequisites for going into that program, although I could always obtain the credits. On the midterms for physics, I only ended up getting a 67% average (this was 10% above average though).. so I don’t even know if I can handle more physics.
I wish I could go on taking all of the science courses, I don’t know what to do.
I also have to consider what will get me in a better position for graduate school. I plan on going into research most likely.
Can anyone please offer some suggestions?!
Best answer:
Answer by C_Rock136
Since you seem to like diseases in biology you could become a medical microbiologist which deals with microorganisms and disease. In terms of chemistry, physics, and math — you could become a chemical engineer which only requires 4 years of school and involves all 3. If you like life science in general, maybe something related to animals interests you such as wildlife biology, zoology, or marine life biology. Whatever path you choose, your heading down the right road, you will graduate with a better starting pay and better options in science and math then someone who choose the liberal arts road. Good luck in your future endeavors.
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It seems to me that you do indeed got bored in science.. You have wrote about almost everything every science person might want.. If I can give you a hint.. Look for your studies into the next 5 years and what it could be.. Your problem is you can’t pick and choose what is best for you.. Find something that will make you smile.. This works for everyone..