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Stephen
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What type of things will I do with an Environmental Science Major?
What are the different types of majors that are under environmental science and what can I do with them?
What is the pay for environmental science majors?
How much experience do I need for a job in environmental science?
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Dr. Jack Saxonhouse
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You may want to consider a career as a park ranger or work with groups dedicated to sustain the environment.
Isida Mici
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Hello Stephen,
I received your message. You seem like an ideal mentor, even though my background is in Finance. Environmental science is a fascinating and important field because it involves science, problem-solving, and a commitment to protecting our planet. If you're considering this path, here are some tips:
1. Understand the field: Environmental science includes areas like ecology, climate change, pollution control, renewable energy, and conservation.
2. Build a strong foundation: Focus on subjects like biology, chemistry, physics, and math. Participate in science fairs, environmental clubs, and volunteer work to apply what you learn.
3. Gain real-world experience: Internships with environmental organizations, government agencies, or research labs can provide practical skills.
From my perspective outside the USA, in Albania, such a job pays about $8,310 yearly. I can't offer advice on gaining experience, as it's not my area of expertise. Best wishes to you always.
I received your message. You seem like an ideal mentor, even though my background is in Finance. Environmental science is a fascinating and important field because it involves science, problem-solving, and a commitment to protecting our planet. If you're considering this path, here are some tips:
1. Understand the field: Environmental science includes areas like ecology, climate change, pollution control, renewable energy, and conservation.
2. Build a strong foundation: Focus on subjects like biology, chemistry, physics, and math. Participate in science fairs, environmental clubs, and volunteer work to apply what you learn.
3. Gain real-world experience: Internships with environmental organizations, government agencies, or research labs can provide practical skills.
From my perspective outside the USA, in Albania, such a job pays about $8,310 yearly. I can't offer advice on gaining experience, as it's not my area of expertise. Best wishes to you always.