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What to do with a Biology Major
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| Aquatic Biologist |
Environmental Scientist |
Physician Assistants |
| Biologist |
Epidemiologist |
Pharmacists |
| Biochemist |
Geoscientist |
Pharmacologist |
| Biological Oceanographer |
Health Technologists and Technicians |
Physiologist |
| Biological-Physical Anthropologist |
Human Biologist |
Registered Nurses |
| Biological Photographer |
Immunologist |
Scientific Researcher |
| Biological Scientist |
Laboratory Technician |
Systematic Biologist |
| Biological Technician |
Marine and Aquatic Biologist |
Teacher |
| Biomedical Engineer |
Medical Scientist |
Technical Writer |
| Biophysicist |
Microbiologist |
Therapists |
| Biotechnologist |
Mycologist |
Toxicologist |
| Botanist |
Nutritionist |
Wildlife Biologist |
| Business Services |
Pathologist |
Zoologist |
| Ecologist |
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Personal
Characteristics
to be Successful |
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| Communicative |
Detailed |
Persistent |
| Compassionate |
Determined |
Productive |
| Comprehensive |
Independent |
Realistic |
| Creative |
Intelligent |
Resourceful |
| Critical Thinking |
Logical |
Self-disciplined |
| Dedicated |
Objective |
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| Workplace Skills |
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| Calculate and tabulate information |
Observe, receive, and obtain information |
| Communicate test results to the public |
Process information or data |
| Compile and categorizing data |
Provide consultation and expert advice to others |
| Deliver laboratory analysis |
Research of study basic principles of plant and animal life |
| Document/record information |
Understand the implications of new information |
| Follow specific rules and procedures |
Use logic and analysis to examine certain approaches |
| Grasp implications of new material |
Use logic and reasoning to identify the strengths and
weaknesses of alternative solutions, conclusions or approaches
to problems |
| Identify complex problems |
Use scientific rules and methods to solve problems |
| Monitor processes, materials, and surroundings |
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