career advice

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>>17953428
You sound fairly young, scientist here, go for ecology. Any other science is essentially lab work. Ecology students get to go on field trips all the fucking time.

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Lab work. medicine or chemistry. Maybe agriculture, then you'll get to go outside.
Going on field trips might seem like a good idea now, but you'll get tired of it. Look outside right now.
I would stay away from "funded" science. The areas you listed are money sinks. These fields have work when someone wants to burn money.
Decent work is where companies invest to make money.

>>17953500
THIS. I didn't know about ecology until about halfway through college. I switched majors and I constantly have classes with practical labs (basically just learning anatomy and how to ID things) or field trips.

You have to work hard though and be good at math, especially statistics for this major.

>>17953500
what jobs are listed for ecology?

>>17953554
1005 this. I went zoology for a few semesters and unless we had some rich guy persuaded to give us a grant we spend more time then I wanted indoors

Perhaps consider becoming a park ranger, or a park naturalist as a specialty. My aunt is a senior ranger for a county park and loves her job.