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What area of Biology? Does he have any experience especially research?

@rct. It can be hard to find positions in sciences, especially biology and chemistry, without a MS or PhD. Entry level BS positions are often really boring, repetitive work. If you can let us know if he has research or course work specialization, I might be able to make some specific suggestions. Has he considered grad school? Grad school in the sciences, especially biology and chemistry, would pay for him to go. 20-30k per year. If he can't find a job it could be another option. Some schools may accept spring enrollees, or if he was on really good terms with the department at Tech, and they still have an opening, he might be able to get in for the fall. Otherwise, university biology departments often hire lots of technicians. ** Edited by chemhokie at 7/20/2022, 10:26:14 PM
Posted: 07/20/2022 at 04:39 PM ET
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What area of Biology? Does he have any experience especially research?
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