How cool is Chemistry?

irina

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11 years ago

I have reciently started my A-Levels and have chosen chemistry along with biology and french. I love all my subjects but chemistry is amazing!

I have reciently been thinking about going into a chemistry based career but dont know what the job prospects would be for me say if I were to study Chemistry with French?
or would I be better studying Pharmacy, as I have always seemed to want to work in healthcare?

Either way - Chemistry rocks! Smiling Face with Open Mouth

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fishysoup

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11 years ago

totally agree. when i was first introduced to chemistry in 7th grade, i fell in love with it! i also would love to study french. well, since i fell in love with chemistry, i resolved to become a pharmacist. i would learn french too, but my mom and i know thta spanish is more used in the US and Japanese is becoming popular Frowning Face

but i LUV french!

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Fisk71

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11 years ago

I woul advise you to study pharmacy, or biomedicinal chemistry if you want a lucrative career. Organic synthetic chemistry is another option. Inorganic chemistry (my speciality) is sadly under-represented in the job market.
HOWEVER, there is a depresssing tendency at the moment for the chemical industry across pretty much the whole field, to whinge about a shortage of applicants, while continuing to offer derisory salaries. I'm sorry to say that if you want to make good money you'd be better off as an accountant.

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