Science careers?

Question

hi, i was just wondering what kind of uni courses/jobs are around for someone doing A-level biology, chemistry and maths (im doing AS at the moment)
i also do classics, and did well in my GCSEs

ummm well i like the subjects that i do, i don't like writing, im very indecisive, i play the flute, im quite shy, i like reading (esp. sci-fi/fantsy), don't watch much tv
what sort of thing do you want to know???

any ideas on a really good uni course for one of these subjects, as looking on the internet is really daunting; there are so many!!

Answer 1

You could delve further into the biology field and be a biologist, micro biologist, marine byologist, or zoologist. This would need some more studying though. What are you actually interested in? you know, hobbies and stuff. Just because you studied something doesn't always mean you're interested in it, so please give us a few more clues as to what you really LIKE doing.

Answer 2

Elsie, you are studying an excellent group. There are all sorts of career courses open to you from medicine through teaching to fund management. Just stick in for the present and obtain good grades - time enough to start considering a career path at university. But rest assured that what you are taking just now is excellent: it really gives you a VERY broad field of options. All the best

Answer 3

You should read the job add's in 'New Scientist' every Tuesday.If they dont make your mouth water nothing will. Incidentally you,ll also see the courses and grants on offer and some facinating(sometimes way out) science articles written at the right level for you.(please note I only buy and read N.S;I am not a paid agent of the mag.)

Answer 4

i am doing AS Levles to and it is a very hard choice if u r indecisive about which job you want to do it isn't a problem alot of people either haven't decided or change their minds rapidly