Career questions tagged environmental-science
How are some good ways to get into conservation internships in Northeast Texas?
Hello, I am an undergrad biology student at TAMUT. I am pursuing a Bachelor's of Environmental Biology degree. My top goal is to try and land a job as a Wildlife or Fisheries Biologist for a state or federal agency. Unfortunately, that requires a degree in conservation for most of those agencies, which then requires me to pursue a graduate degree since a BS Biology will not cut it for most agencies. These positions also requires job and internship experience. For about a year, I have been searching for internships from the agencies in the Texarkana region, but the very few internships or entry level jobs I find are always several hours away. I am a volunteer for Texas Parks and Wildlife, but that will not help me land a career later down the line I am told. Does anybody have advice or resources?
What can you expect to learn/do when taking an environmental science major?
I am curious about what it's like to study environmental science and it's pros and cons?
what do i do once i enroll for a class in college?
As a high school senior, I feel fully prepared to embark on my college journey. My academic experience has equipped me with the skills and knowledge necessary to thrive in a higher education environment. Throughout my high school years, I have maintained a strong GPA and have taken advanced courses in subjects such as math, science, and literature. These classes have not only challenged me intellectually but also helped me develop effective study habits and critical thinking skills that I believe will be invaluable in college. In addition to my academic pursuits, I have discovered a passion for environmental science. My favorite classes have been AP Biology and Chemistry, where I enjoyed delving into complex topics and engaging in hands-on projects. I am considering majoring in environmental science because I believe it aligns perfectly with my interests and career aspirations. Outside of the classroom, I have honed my skills through extracurricular activities such as the science club and volunteering at local conservation efforts, which have allowed me to collaborate with peers and develop leadership abilities. As I prepare for college, I am also excited about the opportunities to further develop my skills and pursue my interests. I have participated in internships focused on environmental sustainability, providing me with practical experience and insight into the field I want to enter. I am eager to explore new subjects and engage with diverse perspectives in college, as I believe this will help me grow both personally and professionally. Overall, I feel ready and excited for the challenges and opportunities that college will bring.
What steps should one take with Peace Corp aspirations?
Hi, I am a Sophomore in High School with aspirations of joining the Peace Corp as an Environmental volunteer, and was wondering what steps would be best to achieve this goal. Thank you!
What Universities have Great majors in Environmental Science?
Hi, I am a Sophomore in High School with an interest in Environmental Science and Climate research, I was wondering what Universities would be best for majoring in these fields? Thanks!
Is Honors Physics as hard as APES?
I'm a junior in high school and I'm currently in APES (AP environmental science) but so far I'm not really getting anything and the workload is stressing me out. I'm in 3 other APs (AP Chinese, AP world, AP lang) that I value more than any AP science course I could take. I'm probably not going to do anything science-related as a career and I've never really been passionate/good at science. Last year I nearly failed Honors chem, but I think that's because I wasn't willing to put any effort in. I dropped honors and switched to on-level which I found insanely easy and relaxed, even fun at times! It also helped me focus on the subjects I genuinely cared about and found interest in, like APUSH. I don't want to breeze through high school and I know junior year is supposed to be hard, so part of me wants to stay in APES but part of me knows I can't do it. Oh and I should add that I'm in on-level precalc right now, and took on level algebra 2 last year. I'm good at on-level math and was good at honors geometry in freshman year but idk if my on-level skills would translate to honors physics. Anyways my question is whether Honors physics would be less rigorous but still challenging enough. I know APES and physics aren't really comparable subjects but whatevs. please help I am stressing a LOT and I'm kind of upset because I really really REALLY wanted to like APES.
How can I promote myself on socials as a teenage environmentalist. And get support through social media
- I'm based in a small village with a population of 10 000 - I would love to attend United World Colleges in Mostar or Wales - Environmental Social Science Research is the goal and environmental activism
What degree should I go into for (maybe) wanting to be an Environmental scientist?
I want to have a career in Science ( really considering Environmental sciences) but I don't know what degree would be the best fit... Also what kind of scientist I want to be.. Any advice would help!
What is a good minor to take as an Enviornmental Science Major if you want to be able to go outside at UCLA??
I really can’t stay behind a desk all day.
Why is geology so complicated? I try my best but still can't get a hold of it. Is there a way i can be better at geology? Or do i need to chase another career?
Why is geology so complicated? I try my best but still can't get a hold of it. Is there a way i can be better at geology? Or do i need to chase another career?
What challenges have you face as a part of your job. Whether it be discrimination or just challenges of the job. ?
As an engineer
What are some potential career path in the field of environmental science, and how can I prepare for them?
Hi, I'm Joanne, a 16-year-old with a passion for the environment. Recently, I've been considering my career options and how I can contribute positively to the world around me. Environmental science has always intrigued me because it offers opportunities to study and protect the natural world while addressing critical issues like climate change, pollution, and biodiversity loss. However, I'm not sure what specific career paths are available within this field or how to best prepare for them. That's why I'm seeking guidance on potential career options and what steps I can take now to pursue them effectively. Any advice or insights would be greatly appreciated!
What can I do now to get started in a career in soil and plant science?
I am a junior in high school and I am looking into soil and plant science as a career path. What steps can I take now and after graduation to prepare for this career path?
Where can you get a job as a Soil and Plant Scientist and how many jobs are available?
I'm looking into being a soil and plant scientist but I am unsure of the job outlook.