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I want to pursue a master’s degree in analytical chemistry; could you give me some advice?

2009-03-19View Original

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I want to pursue a master’s degree in analytical chemistry; I’m not sure about the prospects for this field, so I’d like to hear everyone’s opinions. In the end, I’m thinking of working in a quality control department! This post was last edited by Canghai Yili Sha on 2009-3-19 14:40.]
Reply #22009-03-19
1. How are the grades? 2. Is there a backend at home? 3. Is the boy a girl? 4. What’s your age? 5. Where is your current place of residence? These questions can only be answered accurately after they are provided
Reply #32009-03-19
1. The grades are okay. 2. No background information available. 3. Female. 4. 20+5. 5. Qingdao, Shandong – My personal details have been checked! (*^__^*) Hehe……
Reply #42009-03-19
I would suggest you take the exam for the following reasons: 1. Good grades mean less psychological pressure. 2. Not having any connections means you can’t rely on those to help you. 3. For women, it’s much easier to find a job after pursuing a master’s degree (the salary and benefits are far better than those of undergraduates). 4. At 20 years old, after three years of study, it’s the right time to get married; if you’re 25, it’s best to have the support of your boyfriend or husband. 5. Qingdao is a great place, and I believe that after a few years of studying there, it will become even more welcoming to you
Reply #52009-03-19
That’s a good idea. If you decide to take the exam, make sure to find a school with an excellent analysis program. There are tons of graduate students who can’t find jobs these days, let alone someone like you who is a woman. If you can’t find a job in the future, don’t blame me for not warning you! ! Anyway, among my graduate classmates, there are quite a few men who graduated this year and haven’t been able to find jobs; several of them work in the chemical industry. Maybe things will get better in a few years.
Reply #62009-03-19
The impact of the financial crisis on companies is extremely severe; it’s advisable to think things through carefully if you want to work in a company.

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