ATTN: those with some sort of biology degree

I switched my major to Biological Sciences with a minor in chemistry. For those of you with similar degrees, what do you do for a living?

My intention was to work with a wildlife rehab center. I have worked as a vet tech, but since the birth of my children I have been just a mom. :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by tmlowe5704

I switched my major to Biological Sciences with a minor in chemistry. For those of you with similar degrees, what do you do for a living?

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I have a BioChem degree...I work in Marketing.:rolleye2:

The short story was the I really liked the research side...but for the pay I wanted to make it would have meant working for a drug company and that is sooo boring (did it as an intern for a few months)

My good friend has a Bio degree, he's a truck driver now.

im graduating with an environmental science degree (kinda close?) and plan on working at some sort of zoo

I dont know if this counts - but Im working towards an associates degree in science, radiology. A lot of physics and Anatomy/physiology (which is just a next step of biology)

I have a BS in Biology.


I work in a Medical Laboratory, and play with chemicals and human specimens.


Planning to get into Grad School soon, maybe so research soon.

My younger sister graduated from Millersville Uni in Marine Biology.

Then was doing an intership monitoring watersheds in NJ.

After that she now works for the NJ Environmental Protection Agency.

She loves her job.

I have a BS in zoology (minored in Chem) and I am an aquarist at The Living Planet Aquarium here in Utah and love it! I still haven't decided on grad school yet, but it is still a definite possibility.

-Evan