SUMMARY
To become a scientist after high school, students should pursue a structured educational path that typically includes obtaining a college degree, followed by a postgraduate degree, and potentially a research degree. The discussion emphasizes the importance of selecting a major aligned with personal interests, such as chemistry or chemical engineering, especially for those with a background in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM). Additionally, developing clear writing skills is crucial for effective communication in scientific fields.
PREREQUISITES
- Understanding of basic scientific disciplines: Physics, Chemistry, Biology
- Familiarity with academic pathways: College Degree, Postgraduate Degree, Research Degree
- Skills in scientific writing and communication
- Knowledge of research methodologies and publication processes
NEXT STEPS
- Research various undergraduate programs in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
- Explore postgraduate opportunities in scientific research
- Learn about the publication process in scientific journals
- Develop effective scientific writing skills through workshops or courses
USEFUL FOR
High school students aspiring to become scientists, educators guiding students in STEM fields, and individuals interested in pursuing careers in research or academia.