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What edu does a chemist need?

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Sentaze’s Answer

Hi PB. If you are an high school student or a community college student in the Los Angeles you can find a REU which stands for Research Experience for Undergrads. This is an internship that will help you understand the life of being a Chemistry Researcher. For college courses you should think about majoring in Chemistry and also most Universities has programs for chemical technology.

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Ian’s Answer

It depends on what exactly you want to do, but for the most part it's going to be a degree (or multiple degrees) in chemistry.

Just as a warning:

Biochemistry and Organic Chemistry are two of the most difficult classes on the planet.
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