What could I do if i had a 4 year degree in biology??

Question

What kind of jobs and stuff could I get??

Answer 1

The list is endless.
Go on to medical school (doctor dentist, nurse etc)
Work in biological research
Obtain minor in one of the biological sciences and become
Entomologist
wildlife biologist
Botanist
etc:

Work as biologist in government land mangement agencies.

Answer 2

There are a variety of options for you:

1. Teaching biology at the junior high or high school level. This would likely require an additional year of schooling to obtain a teaching credential.

2. Working as a lab technician. For this, it might be advisable to apply for an internship at a biotech company or a summer research program at a local university to gain research experience. Another option, if you are currently an undergraduate at a research university, is to seek out undergrad research opportunities in labs on campus to learn more about research and also to learn lab techniques.

3. Go to graduate school: getting a Master's degree (usually 2 additional years) can increase the number of jobs available to you. For example, getting a Master's degree will give you more research experience if you want to become a lab technician, and will also allow you to teach at a community college, if you enjoy teaching.

Answer 3

Its not as easy as the people above have said. If you want to work in research or basically anything they mentioned you will need further education. I did a biology degree and i could not find work. Basically a degree is worthless (some exceptions). I had to go back to school. A biology degree is really good to have however. I'm glad i have it.

Answer 4

A plain bachelor's in biology is almost useless. You can be a lab technician, but not much else. Anything fun or exciting usually involves further research. On the other hand, with a bachelor's in biomedical engineering, one can do a lot more.

If you want to be in the biology field, get a higher degree. You will get a lot out of it, I promise!