Concetti Chiave
- The author is torn between studying biology and their father's advice about job prospects.
- They have a passion for biology, chemistry, and scientific subjects, finding them fascinating.
- There is a strong interest in working outdoors, especially with animals, rather than in a lab setting.
- The author is open to moving abroad for work opportunities in the field of biology.
- Despite concerns, the author is determined to pursue biology and address job challenges later.
Biology
Why would I want to study biology? My father maybe is right; studying biological sciences doesn’t open many doors for a good well-paid job near home. Or it’s going to be difficult to find one. And considering that I don’t want to spend my life in a lab, but I like being outdoors, travelling, taking care of the animals, perhaps what my father says is even more real. However, he also told me that if I want to go to University, I have to choose a program that I like or it will be difficult to keep up with the exams and obtain good results.
Well, I like biology, as well as chemistry and other scientific subjects. The origin of the species, how our body functions, how our whole world and ecosystems work… it all fascinates me. I love animals and I would do anything to enter in the field of research and spend time in the field, outdoors, to follow and collect data on some type of wild animal. I also like travelling and I’m open to move abroad if that’s what it will take to find a job. So yes, I think I have made my decision and I intend to put my mind in it and when the time comes I will face the problem of finding a job. But not just yet.