Answer 1:
Yes there is absolutely a way to do both. I
would suggest majoring in general Biology
and taking courses that interest you about
Zoology and Marine Biology. This will allow
you to have flexibility after you graduate college
so you are not stuck with a marine biology career
if you decide you want to do something else (and
vice versa).
The best thing to do is volunteer in
research labs and get research experience early
on - that will help you figure out what you
like and what you don’t like topic-wise. For
example, I earned my Bachelor of Science in
Biology but worked in a marine biology lab
throughout college and am now getting my PhD in
Marine Biology. And my advisor studies Marine
Biology but also does work in South Africa as
well. If you want more advice about getting
involved with research and what not in college you
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