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well, I thought after all the help I got from you guys in searching for schoold, I owed it to you to update you on my decisions so far… while nothing is final, I\’m liking where this is going…
anyways, I\’ve decided to finish at my community college with an associates in Biology, and then enter into Michigan State University under thier Zoology department going for a bachelors with a concentration on \"Zoo and Aquarium Science\" from there I plan on entering into the workforce and working at an aquarium ( a few specifically I know I\’d like to work at) and possibly go from there to working on a masters in marine biology.. so thank you all that helped me out… and if I remember to, I\’ll look up that thread when it comes time for me to be looking into a graduate\’s degree school :SDear Greg:
That sounds like a very sensible plan, sir! Please continue to keep us updated as you proceed along the course you have charted.
Best of luck with your ongoing education, Greg!
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