I'm graduating with a bachelors in Forest Ecology this Fall.
The full degree is technically Natural Resources Conservation with a focus in forest ecology - its basically for forestry, specifically.
I feel like just a bachelors is not enough for this world. If I'm being quite honest. I am almost certain I want to pursue an MS.
I guess my problem is, I'm not sure how limited I am when it comes to grad school. I've heard stories of psychology students going into CS, but shit can't be common.
I my interests mainly revolve around trees, how they function, tree evolution, or maybe just plant biology in general. I guess I just like being outside, I like knowing things about trees and the environment, and to be brutally honest, I want to be seen as a smart person when it comes to things of these sort.
I'm not really sure where to go or what to do from here on out.
Any advice would be appreciated.
The full degree is technically Natural Resources Conservation with a focus in forest ecology - its basically for forestry, specifically.
I feel like just a bachelors is not enough for this world. If I'm being quite honest. I am almost certain I want to pursue an MS.
I guess my problem is, I'm not sure how limited I am when it comes to grad school. I've heard stories of psychology students going into CS, but shit can't be common.
I my interests mainly revolve around trees, how they function, tree evolution, or maybe just plant biology in general. I guess I just like being outside, I like knowing things about trees and the environment, and to be brutally honest, I want to be seen as a smart person when it comes to things of these sort.
I'm not really sure where to go or what to do from here on out.
Any advice would be appreciated.