u/Jealous_Wait4835

Just finished senior year studying computer science at Tufts University. I still need 13 credits to complete my degree. I finished my major and distribution requirements so I can take the classes on any topic.

My senior design involved building a portable device that senses seismic P-waves. I’m thinking I want to explore more in environmental science but unsure what’s really out there.

My main motivation is to work in a research center in somewhere rather remote like the arctic/subarctic circle or Alaska. I love the cold, and I love nature. I’m probably romanticizing the idea of working in such remote and harsh conditions, but right now no other career path seems at all interesting.

Any inputs or thoughts would help!

Just finished senior year studying computer science at Tufts University. I still need 13 credits to complete my degree. I finished my major and distribution requirements so I can take the classes on any topic.

My senior design involved building a portable device that senses seismic P-waves. I’m thinking I want to explore more in environmental science but unsure what’s really out there.

My main motivation is to work in a research center in somewhere rather remote like the arctic/subarctic circle or Alaska. I love the cold, and I love nature. I’m probably romanticizing the idea of working in such remote and harsh conditions, but right now no other career path seems at all interesting.

Any inputs or thoughts would help!