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04-07-2008, 12:45 AM
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| Should I switch my Biology concentration?
Currently I'm majoring in biology with a biomedical concentration and a minor in chemistry. I thought I wanted to be a doctor but as of late it really no longer interests me. I now plan on going on to either working in forensics or as a biology teacher. As far as I know this concentration has no requirement for a botany class. Would this in anyway effect my becoming a teacher. If so is it advisable that I take a botany class or switch my concentration to evolutionary/ecology. Would this concentration allow me to pursue forensics if i so choose. Thanks in advance for the feedback.
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