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Jacobs Science Career Worksheet

Published on Nov 23, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

MARINE BIOLOGIST

BY: JACOB NAGEL
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OVERVIEW

  • Marine Biologist:
  • Is the study of marine life, and other in oceans and other bodies of water.

Education: Majors in Marine Biology, Aquatic Biology, and Limnology.
Helpful high school courses: Advanced classes in Science, Math, Social Studies, and English like Biochemistry, Biotechnology, and Biophysics.
Helpful college courses: Advanced Science classes, and Math. Cell and molecular Biology, Oceanography, and Ecology.

AUBURN UNIVERSITY

  • Location Auburn, Alabama
  • High percentage of students that graduate.
  • Close to water so you can have hands on learning
  • Very far from Wisconsin
  • Auburn is a very expensive school

TUITION

  • $23,616 tuition per year for out of state
  • 4-6 years in related classes
  • High total tuition: $141,696
  • Low total tuition: 94,464

EXPENSES

  • $33,216 total expenses plus tuition
  • Housing $600 per month. 9 months
  • Food/Groceries $400 per month
  • Gas $200 per month
  • I will have to apply for loans for the tuition,and scholarships and have a part time job

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS

  • American Academy of Underwater Sciences
  • Marine Biological Association of the UK

NATURE OF WORK

  • They study salt water organisms and environment
  • Mostly do reserch on specific topics
  • And work in labs most of the time
  • 40 hours a week of lab time or hands on working can possibly be bad if you dont prepare or take care of your body.
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JOB SALARY DETAILS

  • National average $72,700
  • $34.95 per hour
  • Job outlook in the next five years is good growth of this job is 4.5% in that time
  • Other occupations are: Limnologists, Mammalogists, and a Geneticist

PROS AND CONS

  • Pros: Knowing your work can improve earth, they enjoy the challenging work of the changing worls
  • Work in clean and well lit conditions, get to work with marine animals and study them
  • Cons: work 40 hours a week, most of the time they work in labs, are exposed to chemicals and dangerous animals
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