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I studied biology planning to go to medical school, life changed for the good so I didn’t go to med school. I joined a biotech company as a laboratory technician and in 16 years I have had roles a scientist, process engineer, project manager and Director of strategy in multiple companies and locations. I can assure that there’s a lot of more options than the ones I have chosen. If you love science and are curious, the biology degree could bring a rewarding career for you.
I attained a B.S. Biology with a minor in Chemistry. Afterwards, I attended a state college for a masters in secondary education in one year with a 4.0 (very easy) I took all praxis tests (Biology, math, writing, reading). The following year, I taught high school Biology, anatomy and physiology, zoology, and wrote curriculum and instruction during the summer. I hope this helps... it was acheap, easy and fast pace to a career. Also, i was one of the first teachers to implement the STEM program (i was part of the trial run for the program the first year)
@@Abi-jh8vj Are you going to high chemistry, college chemistry or going for a teaching degree in chemistry??? I am certified in both chemistry and biology for 7-12.
Haven't been able to find work with a biology degree, but this video helped pep me up to the wide-range of possibilities. Even if I need a little more school or to move, I'll be okay and the bio degree wasn't useless. Thank you!
I’m currently teaching High School Biology and I love the experience, but I still want to learn more about human biology/neuroscience, so haven’t decided yet if I should or not follow medical school or a different branch, still I will never regret studying biology, it has been the best decision I could have made 🙌🏻.
I initially went to school to be a veterinary technician and got my associate's degree back in 2010. When I moved states to a place that required national certification, I intended to just get whatever job possible to save up for the exam and then go back into it, but I ended up working at a law firm and have been a legal assistant for the last 8 years. Next spring I start classes toward a bachelor's degree in Botany. I opted for that over a general biology degree because it involved a little less chemistry and I can get it online through a university 40 minutes away. It should also serve me well as a base point to eventually get a master's degree in either genetics or ecology and environmental science. I still haven't made up my mind on which path to go on with that.
Honours Bachelor Science in Biology. Focused myself on Botany and Ecology. Work in Government now. Environmental policy. This degree can lead you wherever you want it to!
@@catpoke9557 Passion is great but it won't put food on your table. Try paying your rent with passion sometime and see how well that works for you. Or going massively into debt because of your passion, and then avoiding answering the phone because collectors won't stop hounding you. Passion is the result of hard work, not the cause. Get good at something and you will find your passion in it.
I have a biomedical science degree and have worked in labs for a year and a half. They both shut down because they are covid labs so I gave up and am now working in childcare. well confused about future plans. my heart is in helping people, and I enjoy some aspects of biology, but not everything. Don’t know where to begin.
Im a bio major and minor in chem and still can't find a job. I need a teacher certificate and the content. That costs bout 7 to 10k nowadays. Crazy life. .
I am a biology major, specializing in molecular biology, and I plan on helping unite game developers who, like me, want to use games and other software to usheer in a new era in higher education.
Hi guys, I grew up in Colombia, and around the time I was in 8th grade I had an experience I never read about, but one older people there talk about. One day I visited mi uncle family in the countryside, Couple hours later my uncle came home at noon, for lunch. He had about 10-12 grubs in a plastic bag, all dead and a different transformation stages. Some had a small plant coming from their backs. Others had a small bump in the back close to break open. When I returned to classes, talked to my biology teacher about it and shook his head and said: impossible. Can't happen. Never talked about it again. But still is in the back of my head. That's why I'd like to talk to someone about it. Thank so much.
Thank you so much for the video. Next year I'll be graduating and still don't know what to do with my degree, the only thing that I know is medical parts are not for me. I really wanna focus on biology, not only humans but also animals and plants. Oh God, being a biology student is harder than I thought but I'll figure it out somehow
I love your positive energy! I am a current biology bs major and am honestly really overwhelmed with the bombardment of the opinion from every source that a biology degree is not effective for getting a well-paying job in demand. I started my fourth year this semester, so it’s too late to turn back. If anyone has any advice or input, I would greatly appreciate it. If I continue with biology, I will probably go into researching (so PhD path) herbal medicine and nutrition.
I'm a freshman in college as a behavioral neuroscience major and am still determining the career I want. I don't want to take chemistry or physics, and I can't tell if it's worth it since I need to figure out what to do with the degree. I love bio and psych, though; any thoughts?
I'm a freshman in biology, I can honestly say I love what I learn and I can see my self in many many fields doing things I would do for free as hobby. I would say you're probably in the wrong field if you can't Invision a future 🙂❤️
I got my Bachelor's in Biology and went on to get my Masters in Microbiology. I initially wanted to be an Anesthesiologist but then decided to become a nurse anesthetist. After all that I completely pivoted and never actually went to med school. I spent a ton of time thinking about it because of my passion for science but I started talking to more doctors and physicians and they encouraged me to use the degrees I have. Recently I have been struggling to find a career that will pay me what I believe I'm worth which is the reason I watched this video. It's been so difficult for me to find employment and currently I have been unemployed for about 4 months. I have no clue what to do because most companies want someone that has years of experience in the work field and majority of my experience was in school or working for biotech companies during COVID which i thought would be experience enough. If anyone has recommendations or ideas please let me know I would greatly appreciate it!
Hi i'm in my first year biology undegraduate student, and i feel afraid if i can't get any good career if i graduate later. Thankyou for your video so i can get my confidence again, my dream was in public health major but i didn't make it, as i dream to be an epidemiologist, but i also interested in bio technology and industrial biologi like quality conrol and others Thankyou for sharing and sorry for my bad english
Omg i went through the same similar situation i wanted to major in public health and be a epidemiologist also, and school kicked my ass, so now im majoring in biology , Hopefully i can choose a passion career afterwards
You should be afraid you won't be able to get a job in biology, as there are very few jobs for the number of graduates every year. Those positions that do open up tend to be very picky with who they will take because so many people are desperate for work. A bio degree isn't just nothing, it's less than nothing. You're no more employable than you were when you graduated high school, but now you're older, years wasted and in debt. Please, please, I beg you to chose another major before it's too late.
I held a Bachelor degree in microbiology , unfortunately it has been a year and 5 months with nothing not even training because of the numbers of graduates from the same major and I feel so useless, I tried everything called ,emailed and physically applied for roles but every time I get apologizes because of the number of graduates
Currently majoring in public health with a concentration with biology and have a plan to go to grad school for epidemiology and biostatistics. How is it going?
@@tas378 That sounds like a good combination to have, especially for epidemiology. It’s going well so far and I’m enjoying it. Currently on winter break though. :-)
The truth is that biology degrees are so common now that you're just one of many out there with it. I know, I have an undergrad and masters in biology. Even if you get a masters degree in biology (or related field) you're not likely to get a job. I tried for 3 years after graduating to get a job in the field. I volunteered, I offered to work/do internships for free just to get my foot in the door. Nope, didnt matter. Five years after graduation, I gave up trying to land something in the field. Because I knew it was pointless. So yeah, dont waste your time or your money doing a bio-related degree. You'll just end up working in job that you could obtained with just a high school diploma in the end.
I was originally a microbiology major and then I recently decided to add computer science as another major because of the low opportunity with just an undergraduate degree in bio
@@TDDVlogs Honestly that’s the case with almost every single major. CS isn’t any better. Legit everyone I know is taking CS, it’s just a phase and hyped right now. Choose whatever makes you the most happy.
@@hugochen2293 you literally couldn’t be any more wrong, I’m only a few months into my new comp sci program, and I’ve already had more opportunities to network and build my resume than I ever had during my entire 4 years in biology. Lots of people are taking comp sci because an undergraduate comp sci degree will get you WAY more jobs than an undergraduate biology degree because it teaches you practical skills in the workplace that apply to MANY jobs, and there is data that shows this. I agree that you should do what makes you happy, but it would be foolish to also say that all degrees have low opportunity at the bachelor level
@@hugochen2293 it’s not even just comp sci, accounting, finance, many other business majors, engineering, nursing, mathematics, statistics and economics all leader to greater success after undergraduate graduation than biology does, I just picked comp sci because I enjoyed it the most
I need a reality check people, I am thinking about a degree in Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences (Conservation Biology and Ecology). I'm a 50 year old man in love with the world and all living things, I'm close to retirement from my current profession (having nothing in common with this) and would like to maybe be a Park Ranger, work at a Zoo or anything having to do with preserving our planet but any ideas would help, thank you.
@@ExploreLifesJourneyWithMe Good morning, I just dove in and ended up with a 4.0 at the end of my first semester so I feel I'm taking the journey I was meant to take at this point in my life. I encourage you to go after it, whatever it is just go for it. Have an amazing journey.
If you love biology there are million great documentaries on RUclips. Actually studying biology means rote memorization of random facts, almost all of which you will never need to know even if you are one of the very small minority of biology graduates who secure employment. Then there is the work itself, which tends to be long hours, boring, repetitive tasks for low wages. Biology is great, but unless you are independently wealthy please don't waste your time and money on it.
@@cugamer8862 Amazing reply, thank you very much! Bio 101 starts Monday, I made a commitment both verbal and financial so I'll see this semester through. I have recently learned that a business degree would get me into a paid position helping animals. I'm not overly wealthy but I've done pretty well so the pay I require is minimal but it is still a requirement even after I retire in 2028. I have thought I might be over complicating my life after retirement by unrealistic expectations of what is available for a 52 year old man that simply wants to make a positive difference in my own life as well as the people around me. Thank you for your time.
About to become a degree holder of biology tomorrow and I'm a Musician playing in local restos and events at the same time. Now im preparing and pondering whether to pursue medschool, took a master's degree or direct into work.
I have my BS in Biology thinking I can get into PA school but being that this field is over saturated and with a low GPA, I'm stuck with this degree. I don't know where to go with this degree because I've been in the medical field for over 18 years as an EMT in the ER and burnt out. I'm thinking of going into something totally different but I don't want to go back to school for another bachelors degree in something else. I was thinking Nuclear Medicine, PT, sonography, or cyber security. I just don't know. I wish I had a mentor. Someone to guide me.
I honestly am not sure what is best for you but you got this! A lot of niche certification programs can get you jobs that pay pretty well, community colleges are good because they’re affordable and usually can be online
I want to major in biology and concentrate in ecology and evolutionary biology but I either want to be a wildlife biologist or do something with evolution are there any jobs where you can study animals in evolution?
Currently getting my AA in biology with my focus on pre veterinary medicine, I have 2 vet schools I want to apply to but in the event that doesn’t happen and I end up with a bachelors in bio science I want to work for wild life and fisheries
thank you so much for this video! im thinking of doing a bio degree, but im most interested in ecology and conservation and climate change. is a bio degree a good idea?
@@matiasbeccaglia8786 do enviornmental science, do NOT do a general bio degree. It is too generalized and gives you no qualifications. I've learned that the hard way.
I'm a 25 year old Indian girl, i have completed Bachelors in Zoology and Masters in Life Sciences branch - Food Science and technonology also worked as assistant professor of physiology and nutrition in India. Now I'm planning to do 12 months MS in Biology/Exercise physiology in USA. I want to become biology teacher in USA. Please please guide me, is that possible or any another good options eligible for .?
no! go for it! its never too late. we had one or two people over 20 years older than us when i was in uni, and we were all below 20. she used to sit in our classes like any other student! whats stopping you
I'm currently active duty probably going to get chaptered for misconduct but I have spent 10 years In the military currently trying to decide if biology would be a good feild to major in
I would love to use my biology degree to study the effects of marijuana on the body and mind of humans because even though it is becoming legal in lots of places, we still don’t understand the plant and its benefits completely.
for me i have not yet joined college, i am still in secondary, but its your turn to advise for the best faculty to join which will be of the first for me.but i need to join biomedical engineering
خیلی متشکرم عالی بود، باید بشینم بقیه ویدئوهاتون رو ببینم، خیلی استفاده کردم، فقط یک نظری داشتم در مورد موسیقی، اگر صلاح دونستین در مورد موسیقی ویدئو تجدید نظر بفرمایید نمیذاره روی کلامتون تمرکز کنیم و ذهن رو خسته می کنه
@@sahib8067 sure np.. its actually fun its like basically have to study about things like the type of virus n bacteria n how the human body over all works ofc they will teach you how to sett up a lab experiment n teach u how to use microscope ... so when it comes to university u can chose something related to science
@@sahib8067 hi am aspiring to study biology and am very intersted in body sci and i dont want purse as a doctor .....i need to be an biologist and i need to work in canada .. does i sound right ? please answer
@@sanjana.jjayaseelan3371 you want to do associate of science in biology or directly want admission in bachelors? In associate of science biology you will study first two years of graduation and then you can work and after if you want to complete your bachelors which is of 4 years you can complete remaining 2 years whenever you want
I have a double major BS in biology and chemistry, a minor in gerontology, and did research on COVID and elder care. I am a mechanic Because it pays better than anything else and I like cars, but it’s not what I wanted to be doing with my life. I can’t afford to go back to school for a phd…
@@lorenaramirez9387 of course not in California 😂 in most other states though absolutely. I go to UNC in North Carolina and almost all the STEM Ph.D programs, especial the bio ones, are funded by the NIH and other organizations so the school pays you a salary and your tuition is either covered or waived
@Grayambition that's true. Though you also need to meet requirements medical schools have. Which usually include what a bachelors in Biology offers. You would extend your time at a university if you do a bachelors that's not in biology
Hey, please someone answer: So Im interested in studying botany and want to pursue a career in it. Does this apply. My local college has bioscience and would get me an associates. Should I go? Is it worth it? Will I be able to transfer and is it possible for me to get an internship while studying? Please answer. I hope to go to my local college in the spring
Sounds like you need to speak to a careers adviser. Check your school's website/ ask them in person. There is also government run webaites that can guide you on careers, sometimes they have contact number too.
I'm studying Bachelors of Science and I think I'll major in Genomics and Bioinformatics and I aspire to work as a Clinical Scientist, I don't want to enter academia. But becoming a Clinical Scientist is so hard 🥲 hopefully I'll be able to do it!!
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I studied biology planning to go to medical school, life changed for the good so I didn’t go to med school. I joined a biotech company as a laboratory technician and in 16 years I have had roles a scientist, process engineer, project manager and Director of strategy in multiple companies and locations. I can assure that there’s a lot of more options than the ones I have chosen. If you love science and are curious, the biology degree could bring a rewarding career for you.
Where are you from?
Thank you for the inspiration
I can’t get any of those jobs with a bsc do I need a masters ?
Did you need to get a PhD?
Ohh wow is it possible to contact you for advice?
I attained a B.S. Biology with a minor in Chemistry. Afterwards, I attended a state college for a masters in secondary education in one year with a 4.0 (very easy) I took all praxis tests (Biology, math, writing, reading). The following year, I taught high school Biology, anatomy and physiology, zoology, and wrote curriculum and instruction during the summer. I hope this helps... it was acheap, easy and fast pace to a career. Also, i was one of the first teachers to implement the STEM program (i was part of the trial run for the program the first year)
Any idea for beginners specially chemistry part is a little bit hard what shall i do
@@Abi-jh8vj Are you going to high chemistry, college chemistry or going for a teaching degree in chemistry??? I am certified in both chemistry and biology for 7-12.
@@lilygarden-t9s i study biology b.s but chemistry part is not easy 2 me pls help, any paid ai tool u know may b
@@lilygarden-t9s beginner bio but z chemistry part 😭 any ai too u know.
Haven't been able to find work with a biology degree, but this video helped pep me up to the wide-range of possibilities. Even if I need a little more school or to move, I'll be okay and the bio degree wasn't useless. Thank you!
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I’m currently teaching High School Biology and I love the experience, but I still want to learn more about human biology/neuroscience, so haven’t decided yet if I should or not follow medical school or a different branch, still I will never regret studying biology, it has been the best decision I could have made 🙌🏻.
I initially went to school to be a veterinary technician and got my associate's degree back in 2010. When I moved states to a place that required national certification, I intended to just get whatever job possible to save up for the exam and then go back into it, but I ended up working at a law firm and have been a legal assistant for the last 8 years. Next spring I start classes toward a bachelor's degree in Botany. I opted for that over a general biology degree because it involved a little less chemistry and I can get it online through a university 40 minutes away. It should also serve me well as a base point to eventually get a master's degree in either genetics or ecology and environmental science. I still haven't made up my mind on which path to go on with that.
This video just solidified my decision to major in biology.
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I am applying to become a Biology Teacher. I got support from my parents and siblings for it! 😄 I'll keep giving my best!
Good evening sir, I want to study biology and become a teacher also. So what are the subject combination for that sir.
Honours Bachelor Science in Biology. Focused myself on Botany and Ecology. Work in Government now. Environmental policy. This degree can lead you wherever you want it to!
I am going to do same can you please tell me more about career options
If you are not going to med school pls dont bother studying biology and find something else that can get u a higher paying jobs
Why
Passion is the most important thing for some people. I won't be able to do a job I don't care about.
@@catpoke9557 Passion is great but it won't put food on your table. Try paying your rent with passion sometime and see how well that works for you. Or going massively into debt because of your passion, and then avoiding answering the phone because collectors won't stop hounding you.
Passion is the result of hard work, not the cause. Get good at something and you will find your passion in it.
And you won’t be able to do a job if you don’t have one, or if it pays minimum wage and you can’t live on that.
I used a 24/7 tutoring service which I am fairly sure is through the Princeton review. Appreciate you guys.
which service?
Great video, thank you! After I earn my bachelors degree in Biology, I plan on earning my PhD in virology.
I have a biomedical science degree and have worked in labs for a year and a half. They both shut down because they are covid labs so I gave up and am now working in childcare. well confused about future plans. my heart is in helping people, and I enjoy some aspects of biology, but not everything. Don’t know where to begin.
Hello shreya
Where are you now?
@@wercretive im going into teaching science now! hope things are taking a turn for the better :) wbu?
Im a bio major and minor in chem and still can't find a job. I need a teacher certificate and the content. That costs bout 7 to 10k nowadays. Crazy life. .
That’s exactly how I am, and it makes it just that much more difficult to reach the goal of getting out of debt
I’m a bio major and Chemistry minor too! I am studying to be a teacher but yes the costs are crazy
Have you started a career yet?
As a holder of a bachelor's degree in biology, I work in a call center 🤓🤡
Tell me bout it
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Shit, that’s what I’m doing rn, even more motivated now ! 😷
Look into clinical research
Noooooooo
I am a biology major, specializing in molecular biology, and I plan on helping unite game developers who, like me, want to use games and other software to usheer in a new era in higher education.
I am not familiar with this topic. How can you help them with a biology degree?
Just graduated with the degree in BS BIOLOGY and still don’t know what’s the next step to do 😅
Me too
Heyy... I'm also thinking to do bsc in biology can u help me
How is it going so far??
@@Nightingale-ug8qw What sounds harder to your ears? 1. Certified Public Accountant or 2. Masters Degree in Statistics?
@@Nightingale-ug8qw Freak Show!
Hi guys, I grew up in Colombia, and around the time I was in 8th grade I had an experience I never read about, but one older people there
talk about. One day I visited mi uncle family in the countryside, Couple hours later my uncle came home at noon, for lunch. He had about
10-12 grubs in a plastic bag, all dead and a different transformation stages. Some had a small plant coming from their backs. Others had
a small bump in the back close to break open. When I returned to classes, talked to my biology teacher about it and shook his head and
said: impossible. Can't happen. Never talked about it again. But still is in the back of my head. That's why I'd like to talk to someone about
it. Thank so much.
Thank you so much for the video. Next year I'll be graduating and still don't know what to do with my degree, the only thing that I know is medical parts are not for me. I really wanna focus on biology, not only humans but also animals and plants. Oh God, being a biology student is harder than I thought but I'll figure it out somehow
I love your positive energy! I am a current biology bs major and am honestly really overwhelmed with the bombardment of the opinion from every source that a biology degree is not effective for getting a well-paying job in demand. I started my fourth year this semester, so it’s too late to turn back. If anyone has any advice or input, I would greatly appreciate it. If I continue with biology, I will probably go into researching (so PhD path) herbal medicine and nutrition.
I'm a freshman in college as a behavioral neuroscience major and am still determining the career I want. I don't want to take chemistry or physics, and I can't tell if it's worth it since I need to figure out what to do with the degree. I love bio and psych, though; any thoughts?
I'm a freshman in biology, I can honestly say I love what I learn and I can see my self in many many fields doing things I would do for free as hobby. I would say you're probably in the wrong field if you can't Invision a future 🙂❤️
As a biology major graduate, I ended to in a chemical plant as an operator, 🤡
Where I lost my arm 🤡
How did that happen?
I'm so sorry for your sad experience, please take care :(
Bruhh
I got my Bachelor's in Biology and went on to get my Masters in Microbiology. I initially wanted to be an Anesthesiologist but then decided to become a nurse anesthetist. After all that I completely pivoted and never actually went to med school. I spent a ton of time thinking about it because of my passion for science but I started talking to more doctors and physicians and they encouraged me to use the degrees I have. Recently I have been struggling to find a career that will pay me what I believe I'm worth which is the reason I watched this video. It's been so difficult for me to find employment and currently I have been unemployed for about 4 months. I have no clue what to do because most companies want someone that has years of experience in the work field and majority of my experience was in school or working for biotech companies during COVID which i thought would be experience enough. If anyone has recommendations or ideas please let me know I would greatly appreciate it!
Crime scene investigators with a biology degree , kinda fun 😊
Hi i'm in my first year biology undegraduate student, and i feel afraid if i can't get any good career if i graduate later. Thankyou for your video so i can get my confidence again, my dream was in public health major but i didn't make it, as i dream to be an epidemiologist, but i also interested in bio technology and industrial biologi like quality conrol and others
Thankyou for sharing and sorry for my bad english
Omg i went through the same similar situation i wanted to major in public health and be a epidemiologist also, and school kicked my ass, so now im majoring in biology , Hopefully i can choose a passion career afterwards
You should be afraid you won't be able to get a job in biology, as there are very few jobs for the number of graduates every year. Those positions that do open up tend to be very picky with who they will take because so many people are desperate for work. A bio degree isn't just nothing, it's less than nothing. You're no more employable than you were when you graduated high school, but now you're older, years wasted and in debt. Please, please, I beg you to chose another major before it's too late.
I'm currently at a lab as a zoologist, but I don't know if it's for me... the video was great at showing me other options, thank you.
What don’t you like about the job?
I held a Bachelor degree in microbiology , unfortunately it has been a year and 5 months with nothing not even training because of the numbers of graduates from the same major and I feel so useless, I tried everything called ,emailed and physically applied for roles but every time I get apologizes because of the number of graduates
Hey how is it going?
Update?
I studied biology in college. Now I’m doing a masters in public health.
ooh hows it going & where
@@norahai3589 My program is going well so far. I’m studying for my MPH at Benedictine University’s online program.
How is the job growth if you mind me asking @@swnerd-2320
Currently majoring in public health with a concentration with biology and have a plan to go to grad school for epidemiology and biostatistics. How is it going?
@@tas378 That sounds like a good combination to have, especially for epidemiology. It’s going well so far and I’m enjoying it. Currently on winter break though. :-)
The truth is that biology degrees are so common now that you're just one of many out there with it. I know, I have an undergrad and masters in biology. Even if you get a masters degree in biology (or related field) you're not likely to get a job. I tried for 3 years after graduating to get a job in the field. I volunteered, I offered to work/do internships for free just to get my foot in the door. Nope, didnt matter. Five years after graduation, I gave up trying to land something in the field. Because I knew it was pointless. So yeah, dont waste your time or your money doing a bio-related degree. You'll just end up working in job that you could obtained with just a high school diploma in the end.
it isnt common at all and even if it were why is that a bad thing lol
@@XXX-hc9cdit’s extremely common just like childhood Ed and nursing
Can’t find any job willing to hire a bio major. That pays better than Uber starting.
Clinical research or pharma jobs is the only higher paying for a biology degree
Look for jobs requiring a STEM degree
Having worked in the medical field for years. Due to the low pay and lack of leadership I would suggest not bothering with it.
I was originally a microbiology major and then I recently decided to add computer science as another major because of the low opportunity with just an undergraduate degree in bio
@@TDDVlogs Honestly that’s the case with almost every single major. CS isn’t any better. Legit everyone I know is taking CS, it’s just a phase and hyped right now. Choose whatever makes you the most happy.
@@hugochen2293 you literally couldn’t be any more wrong, I’m only a few months into my new comp sci program, and I’ve already had more opportunities to network and build my resume than I ever had during my entire 4 years in biology. Lots of people are taking comp sci because an undergraduate comp sci degree will get you WAY more jobs than an undergraduate biology degree because it teaches you practical skills in the workplace that apply to MANY jobs, and there is data that shows this. I agree that you should do what makes you happy, but it would be foolish to also say that all degrees have low opportunity at the bachelor level
@@hugochen2293 it’s not even just comp sci, accounting, finance, many other business majors, engineering, nursing, mathematics, statistics and economics all leader to greater success after undergraduate graduation than biology does, I just picked comp sci because I enjoyed it the most
@@TDDVlogs What sounds harder to your ears? 1. Certified Public Accountant or 2. Masters Degree in Statistics?
I need a reality check people, I am thinking about a degree in Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences (Conservation Biology and Ecology). I'm a 50 year old man in love with the world and all living things, I'm close to retirement from my current profession (having nothing in common with this) and would like to maybe be a Park Ranger, work at a Zoo or anything having to do with preserving our planet but any ideas would help, thank you.
forestry / natural sciences, sorry for being late
I am 42 and have been looking into the same types of things. Seems like the older I get, the more important a job I love is!
@@ExploreLifesJourneyWithMe Good morning, I just dove in and ended up with a 4.0 at the end of my first semester so I feel I'm taking the journey I was meant to take at this point in my life. I encourage you to go after it, whatever it is just go for it. Have an amazing journey.
If you love biology there are million great documentaries on RUclips. Actually studying biology means rote memorization of random facts, almost all of which you will never need to know even if you are one of the very small minority of biology graduates who secure employment. Then there is the work itself, which tends to be long hours, boring, repetitive tasks for low wages. Biology is great, but unless you are independently wealthy please don't waste your time and money on it.
@@cugamer8862 Amazing reply, thank you very much! Bio 101 starts Monday, I made a commitment both verbal and financial so I'll see this semester through. I have recently learned that a business degree would get me into a paid position helping animals. I'm not overly wealthy but I've done pretty well so the pay I require is minimal but it is still a requirement even after I retire in 2028. I have thought I might be over complicating my life after retirement by unrealistic expectations of what is available for a 52 year old man that simply wants to make a positive difference in my own life as well as the people around me. Thank you for your time.
You’re a great speaker!
About to become a degree holder of biology tomorrow and I'm a Musician playing in local restos and events at the same time. Now im preparing and pondering whether to pursue medschool, took a master's degree or direct into work.
I have my BS in Biology thinking I can get into PA school but being that this field is over saturated and with a low GPA, I'm stuck with this degree. I don't know where to go with this degree because I've been in the medical field for over 18 years as an EMT in the ER and burnt out. I'm thinking of going into something totally different but I don't want to go back to school for another bachelors degree in something else. I was thinking Nuclear Medicine, PT, sonography, or cyber security. I just don't know. I wish I had a mentor. Someone to guide me.
I honestly am not sure what is best for you but you got this! A lot of niche certification programs can get you jobs that pay pretty well, community colleges are good because they’re affordable and usually can be online
I want to major in biology and concentrate in ecology and evolutionary biology but I either want to be a wildlife biologist or do something with evolution are there any jobs where you can study animals in evolution?
i am in the absolute same boat as you, im a freshman in college right now
Did you happen to find your answer?
Currently getting my AA in biology with my focus on pre veterinary medicine, I have 2 vet schools I want to apply to but in the event that doesn’t happen and I end up with a bachelors in bio science I want to work for wild life and fisheries
Also can you do a video on for people that want to work with animals and have a biology degree besides veterinarians
Yes please, I want to know about this too.
i am currently studying biology in the university and i am still thinking of my specialize areas without going to a medical school
help out please
Hey how is it going?
Why do i feel like i saw you on the series 'say yes to the dress'
OMG that's where I've seen him. He looks just like that guy
thank you so much for this video! im thinking of doing a bio degree, but im most interested in ecology and conservation and climate change. is a bio degree a good idea?
Environmental science is better suited for these disciplines.
no. i have one, its worthless
I have biomed in BSc and molecular biology in MSc and still confused what role and career there is. Don't do it
@@andreafelix1256 you have which degree?? Environmental science?? You haven’t been able to find work for that career?
@@matiasbeccaglia8786 do enviornmental science, do NOT do a general bio degree. It is too generalized and gives you no qualifications. I've learned that the hard way.
I'm a 25 year old Indian girl, i have completed Bachelors in Zoology and Masters in Life Sciences branch - Food Science and technonology also worked as assistant professor of physiology and nutrition in India. Now I'm planning to do 12 months MS in Biology/Exercise physiology in USA. I want to become biology teacher in USA. Please please guide me, is that possible or any another good options eligible for .?
I am a biology major at UNCW and am struggling to discover job opportunities in Jacksonville, North Carolina
Hey how is it going?
I'm 38 and am wondering if it's too late to work on a biology degree. I think I finally know what I want to do. Is it too late to start a career?
It’s never too late
As long as you’re still breathing its not too late
Thank you! My confidence and motivation lately is not where I would like it to be. These comments are helpful
no! go for it! its never too late. we had one or two people over 20 years older than us when i was in uni, and we were all below 20. she used to sit in our classes like any other student! whats stopping you
Im 47 and thinking the same thing.
Can I become an astronaut with a Biology degree? I would appreciate if someone who knows can answer this question.
Yeah I'm sure you can!
Currently graduated with a bio degree in the arts and now I don’t know what to do with it.
me too am just a uni student now with a bsc in bio and chemistry majors
Don’t study Biology, study clinical laboratory science instead.
I'm currently active duty probably going to get chaptered for misconduct but I have spent 10 years In the military currently trying to decide if biology would be a good feild to major in
Get rekt
Thanks sir 👍
I would love to use my biology degree to study the effects of marijuana on the body and mind of humans because even though it is becoming legal in lots of places, we still don’t understand the plant and its benefits completely.
Benifits and disadvantages as well, interesting how you only pointed out benifits. You can't go into studies biased. One thing I am working hard at.
for me i have not yet joined college, i am still in secondary, but its your turn to advise for the best faculty to join which will be of the first for me.but i need to join biomedical engineering
I will be doing bsc in biology at brandon uni in manitoba. can you tell me the program courier and job opportunities or any other thing related to it.
I did my medical degree out of country…am I eligible to become a biology teacher?
خیلی متشکرم عالی بود، باید بشینم بقیه ویدئوهاتون رو ببینم، خیلی استفاده کردم، فقط یک نظری داشتم در مورد موسیقی، اگر صلاح دونستین در مورد موسیقی ویدئو تجدید نظر بفرمایید نمیذاره روی کلامتون تمرکز کنیم و ذهن رو خسته می کنه
i got a question so i have a associate degree in biology n i want to work in the US . what kind of job should i look for?
Can you tell me all about associate degree in biology bcz I'm going to study it in Canada as international student
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@@sahib8067 sure np.. its actually fun its like basically have to study about things like the type of virus n bacteria n how the human body over all works ofc they will teach you how to sett up a lab experiment n teach u how to use microscope
... so when it comes to university u can chose something related to science
@@sahib8067 hi am aspiring to study biology and am very intersted in body sci and i dont want purse as a doctor .....i need to be an biologist and i need to work in canada .. does i sound right ? please answer
@@sanjana.jjayaseelan3371 you want to do associate of science in biology or directly want admission in bachelors? In associate of science biology you will study first two years of graduation and then you can work and after if you want to complete your bachelors which is of 4 years you can complete remaining 2 years whenever you want
i am currently doing my associates in biology and i intend to be a pediatrician if possible🙂😊
Hey how’s it going?
Is it possible to pursue the field of Environmental Conservation or Wildlife with the degree in Biology?
100%
@@Dano27569 how????? Would need a masters.
@@julia-ex7im What sounds harder to your ears? 1. Certified Public Accountant or 2. Masters Degree in Statistics?
@@Dano27569 What sounds harder to your ears? 1. Certified Public Accountant or 2. Masters Degree in Statistics?
I plan to get a PhD in phytotherapy
Well my daughter wants to be a biologist
I am considering a BS in Biology to be a clinical scientist. I am hoping to get a MS in genetics to do genetic research…😁
Can we become pharmacologist with biology degree?
No you need to go to pre-pharmacy or a pharmacy program
@@amarimeerewhat about pharmacist after biology?
What is the different from BS and BA can I be a microbiologist in both
It depends on the specific school. If they offer both then the BS might have more requirements.
I have a double major BS in biology and chemistry, a minor in gerontology, and did research on COVID and elder care.
I am a mechanic
Because it pays better than anything else and I like cars, but it’s not what I wanted to be doing with my life.
I can’t afford to go back to school for a phd…
Same excepto the mechanical. I am an Optician
Most STEM Ph.D don't cost you anything and actually pay you, atleast at public universities
@@cloudgamer178 really? In California? I've seen the tuition it doesn't say free.
@@lorenaramirez9387 of course not in California 😂 in most other states though absolutely. I go to UNC in North Carolina and almost all the STEM Ph.D programs, especial the bio ones, are funded by the NIH and other organizations so the school pays you a salary and your tuition is either covered or waived
@@cloudgamer178 wow I gotta move 😪
Can I be a doctor with bachelor degree of biology,”?
Yes
But you can have an undergrad degree in anything to go to medical school
Getting into medical school? Yes. Start being a DOCTOR because you have a bachelor's? Absolutely NOT.
@Grayambition that's true. Though you also need to meet requirements medical schools have. Which usually include what a bachelors in Biology offers. You would extend your time at a university if you do a bachelors that's not in biology
Hey, please someone answer:
So Im interested in studying botany and want to pursue a career in it. Does this apply. My local college has bioscience and would get me an associates. Should I go? Is it worth it? Will I be able to transfer and is it possible for me to get an internship while studying? Please answer. I hope to go to my local college in the spring
Sounds like you need to speak to a careers adviser. Check your school's website/ ask them in person. There is also government run webaites that can guide you on careers, sometimes they have contact number too.
@@miscell4363 What sounds harder to your ears? 1. Certified Public Accountant or 2. Masters Degree in Statistics?
i want to be a pediatrician
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Practical minors are the key.
Lmao, my college didn't do minors, and they're a state university.
@@dtst9661 get some online certifications and apply to some government jobs.
Is not God complicated enough
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I'm studying Bachelors of Science and I think I'll major in Genomics and Bioinformatics and I aspire to work as a Clinical Scientist, I don't want to enter academia. But becoming a Clinical Scientist is so hard 🥲 hopefully I'll be able to do it!!
Guys, I found Lewis Dodgeson!
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this guy talks like life is fun LMAO
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@@edmundk2747 What sounds harder to your ears? 1. Certified Public Accountant or 2. Masters Degree in Statistics?
I have Bachelor and Master of biology but there is no job in my f.... country 🏙️ (georgia , Tbilisi)