Geologist
" Deep and beyond earth's core" Isaiah Gray Hour 4
Geologist
- Geologist study earth structurer and composition. Explore and map different landforms. Such as mountains and valleys, some of their projects involved drilling through layer of the Earth to identify composition of rock beneath the earth's surface.
- Geologist Government position require application to have minimum of a bachelor's degree in geology , geophysics or a related science .
- Most employers offer excellent fringe benefits such as paid vacation and sick leave, health and dental insurance, profit sharing, and retirement plans. The self-employed determine their own benefits.
- Number Employed in 2010: 270
- Expected Employment in 2020: 350
- Percent Expected Employment Growth, 10 years: 30%
- Expected Annual Openings, Growth and Turnover: 160
- Geologist travail a great deal,often to Work in primitive or farrway places. They must adapt to different lifestyle, working conditions and people.
- Structure-function analysis of plant and animals, Genetic continuity, and Human Biology. And that kinda has to do with being a geologist.
- Extensive work is done in the areas of molecular biology, energetic, genetics, plant and animal function/development, and population biology.
Pros and cons of geologist
Con- You have to work in far away places,they have to adapt to different lifestyles. And different working conditions and people, You can have the option of working in physically challenging even risky locations, Entry level jobs require at least a four-year dregree A master’s degree offers more employment options, and according to the U.S. Department of Labor's O -Net Online, about 42 percent of all U.S. geologists have earned this degree. For advanced research positions or to teach at the college level, you will need your Ph.D. The courses are not the easiest you could find in the university catalog, these professionals tend to make a much higher-than-average yearly salary,
Pro- Geologists help build highways, predict earthquakes and volcanic eruptions and lay pipelines for natural gas and oil,in 2010 was $82,500 but since they probably make more money, geologists have a master’s degree, although that is not necessary for entry level positions, If you enjoy the freedom of working outdoors much of the time, the career is ideal for you, if you prefer the security of an office, you might not enjoy it, it gives you a challenge which I like, jobs that offer the advantage of a stable university income with the opportunity to pursue grant money and engage in research projects of your choice. the Green Bay campus of the university came In third, with about 55 program offered. Students can earn associate's bachelor and master degree at the campus.
succeeding to be geologist
A bachelor's degree is standard, but some employers prefer those with a master's degree.
professional geologist license is required in some states or by some employers.
Experience requirements vary by employer but usually range from 0 to 5 years.
Writing and critical thinking skills, laboratory experience and knowledge of state and federal environmental regulations.
Knowledge of CAD software, map creation software, photo imaging and analytical software.
Gain field and lab experience. Some colleges offer summer programs and internships that can give students hands on experience in the field and in a laboratory while they work toward a degree.
Develop strong skills in computer modeling, data analysis and digital mapping. Employers typically look for candidates with excellent computer skills and knowledge of computer drifting software additional courses in these areas can help improve the chances of employment .
What colleges can you attend to earn a degree for this career?
Florida university- Con- You can earn a certificate or an assistant degree which take one and two years full time study in high school
Con-This requirement may be met through appropriate high school speech training or with an approved college-level course. SPC 1017 is suggested.
Con-With proper advising, this program can also serve as a pre-medical curriculum.
Pro-you would have to drive there
Pro-you have to pay more if you not form Florida.
Pro-if your from Wisconsin you would have to get a license To be in that Field (207 Carraway Building, FSU) (Tallahassee, FL 32306-4100) (http://www.academic-guide.fsu.edu/geology.html)
University of Wisconsin collage-
Pro- Three ways of registering
Easy to set up/use
Instructor remote
Not restricted to a single program
Feature-rich software and Clicker devices
Flexible question types
Built-in games
Small receiver size
Flexible question types
PowerPoint interface
Selected by other UW campuses
RF and newer XR pads available
Con-Limited functionality
Bulky receiver
Limited data export options
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Feature-rich software and Clicker devices
Flexible question types
Built-in games
Large learning curve (complex interface)
Lengthy setup and registration
Extra fees for registration
Turning Point
Small receiver size
Flexible question types
PowerPoint interface
Selected by other UW campuses
RF and newer XR pads available
No power=ON or battery life indicator on RF response pads
Lithium batteries in RF pads (780 Regent Street Madison, Wisconsin 53715,Toll Free: 888-INFO-UWC -web site(http://www.uwc.eduUs)
780 Regent Street
Madison, Wisconsin 53715
Toll Free: 888-INFO-UWC
University of Washington- Odegaard Library 022 Odegaard, Seattle, WA 98195-5502- web site(http://www.washington.edu/visit/)
Pro- In-state tuition
Great medical school
Beautiful campus
Cherry blossoms in the spring
Honors College
Cons:
Dorms that feel and look like dungeons
Overenrolled classes
Generally, every problem that plagues large state universities such as being impersonal, etc.
Top university but not necessarily Top25
Commuter School
Associations/Professional organization for this career
Geological Society of America: 1200 New York Avenue NW, Suite 400 Washington, DC 20005