Why I switched from Pre-Med to Oceanography | SciAll.org
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 พ.ย. 2020
- Why I switched from Pre-Med to Oceanography | SciAll.org
About This Video
Here’s proof that you can always change your mind and do what you really want to do, even at the last minute! Chemical oceanographer Dr. Jenan Kharbush (now a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Michigan) explains why she chose to study the ocean instead of going to medical school. Spoiler: it wasn’t for the money!
_______________________________________________
Support Our Efforts
If you support our efforts to make science accessible to all, then PLEASE 1) share this video, and tell your friends why you care, 2) join our Patreon ( / sciallorg )
to make regular donations (as little as $1/month!) & access exclusive behind-the-scenes content, video-creation polls, swag, etc., and/or 3) make a donation here (ANY amount helps): sciall.org/donate/
We’re 100% volunteer-run, which means that 100% of your donation will go toward getting our videos in front of the eyes of more people (especially underserved middle and high
school-aged kids).
_______________________________________________
#oceanography #marine_science
Subscribe now! bit.ly/3m0BD59
Turn on notifications (🔔) to stay updated with new uploads
🙏🙏🙏 Thank You So Much For Watching...
::::::::::::::::::Social Media Links::::::::::::::::::
🌍 Website: SciAll.org
🐥 Twitter: / sciallorg
👍 Facebook: / sciallorg
❤️ Instagram: / sciallorg
::::::::::::::::::In this Video Covered Topics::::::::::::::::::
1 - What is oceanography?
2 - Careers in marine science
3 - Pre-medical to oceanography
4 - Why did I choose oceanography?
5 - Switched from Pre-Med to Oceanography
6 - How did I transfer from pre-medical to oceanography?
::::::::::::::::::More Cool Videos Links::::::::::::::::::
▶️ How I landed in Science • How I landed in Scienc...
▶️ How I became an Estuarine Ecologist • How I became an Estuar...
▶️ Why I LOVE being a Marine Biology Ph.D. Candidate • Why I LOVE being a Mar...
▶️ What does it mean to be a Scientist in Latin America? • What does it mean to b...
_______________________________________________
Complete Our a Short Survey
After watching here (your anonymous input helps us fine-tune our video and get the support to make more!):
forms.gle/CewKJsVgU58mF2g76 (General) - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
Hi, I'm a current junior in college studying psychology and exercise science. Although, I do enjoy what I study I have found I am not fully passionate about it and I am leaning towards my true passion of the oceans and pursue a career in oceanography, environmental science, marine bio, etc. I'm still exploring my options but I feel like I am in the same boat u were since I too was thinking about medical school or obtaining a Phd in physiology, etc. All I know right now is that I can't ignore what I keep thinking about and what truly interests me which are weather, climate, oceans, marine life, and taking care of it. It's nice knowing someone else had a similar experience!
It’s almost near the end of my sophomore year of high school, and usually by that time it’s best to start thinking about what you want to do when you’re older. I’ve been thinking about going into oceanography. I’m just not sure which branch. But this video is helpful. I hope I find something I enjoy in the future.
Thank You,Best Wishes.
Good Luck to you Jenan! Go Ripon.
Thank you!!
Wow, me also like you, because i wanna do same as you did👍
Very interesting!! I'm struggling with science though, says the marine science master's student. 😅
Don't give up! Believe me we all struggle with science sometimes, even as science professionals...
Hey.. bro
Which undergrad course is best for a career in oceanography or marine sciences
Hope I'm not too late to comment. I am currently too having this debate, I'm currently a Physics undergrad and I've been heavily debating whether I want to pursue Oceanography after my degree, or to switch to engineering now. I want to go on boats and do studying on oceans and their animals. But I'm afraid that maybe that career would be difficult, and engineering is an easier and also enjoyable choice. :/
It's never too late to comment! As shown in the video, Jenan was having similar thoughts during undergrad and her Sea Semester was a big turning point. Look into getting some hands on research opportunities, field/study abroad courses and REU programs. Also, check out pathwaystoscience.org and the ocean science options. Either career has its own rewards and difficulties so some hands on work could really help point you in the right direction for you!
Ocean engineering is also a thing, if you kinda wanna combine both interests! I think they work on the ocean data collecting tech stuff
Any sort of guidance to an aspiring marine biologist? Hearing that there arent many oportunities really freaked me out😅
Didn't mean to freak you out! Just to be honest that it can be competitive. The opportunities are there, and if it's really something you love to do, not only will you find a way, but we need you! Try to find research opportunities in marine science as much as you can, and focus on doing well in your science and writing classes in college.
why can't you take some good photos