Hello po!
I just want to ask if there's a chance to work in a corporate setting while having BS Microbiology as your undergrad?
I've heard po kasi na mas malaki sahod ng mga nasa corporate world compared to being a sole scientist.
Is there anyone with a natural science degree that now works sa corporate? if so, how was your experience?
The College of Science posted their official announcement regarding the hybrid set up for the 1st term of s.y 26-27.
Any thoughts? considering na it's somewhat of a huge jump from almost 6 weeks to 9 weeks of online lectures instead.
Do you think that the tuition/quality of teaching is still worth it?
calling all microbiology & science related undergrads !!
Hi!
up until now, i still dont know whether the path i'm taking is the right one for me. I'm planning to study Microbiology at one of the biggest schools in my country. From the seniors I've talked to, they say that there are a lot of job opportunities upon graduation, but upon spending most of my time on reddit, all I've seen is disheartening posts regarding people who took microbio as their undergrad course which makes me doubt myself even more.
I don't plan on going to med school since my family is not well off to afford it as soon as I graduate, and I'll most likely be the bread winner of the family. Well, I at least I aspire to help my family. To be honest, I don't have a dream course. What I'm sure about though is that I want to work or study a field that involves science or anything related to health care.
It just so happened that Microbio was the course I was offered at the university I tend to go to. I've already managed to pay the reservation fee and it's non refundable.
Honestly, microbio is a course that I've just found out about. I would have never imagined that this would be my college course if you were to ask me 5 years ago. But then again, to be fair, I don't know. I'm more than willing to learn to love microbio,since it's aligned with my interests but I'm afraid that my course will not satisfy me. Solely for the reason that with all the reddit posts I've seen regarding my course, 98% of them say that although you can work in different industries, it's still hard to get a job. Especially one that pays well. Even when it comes to abroad opportunities, it's not as safe of a bet compared to nursing or medtech, which to be fair is still severely underpaid in my country.
Right now I feel like it's right that I should pursue my dream school ( the one I passed for microbio ), because who knows what could happen in 4 years? I don't have any course in mind other than the one I've passed, so it feels like I'm stuck here and I should make the most out of what I've been given.
It feels like any health care job in the Philippines is underpaid, what more if I choose a course that isn't as well known?
To all microbio undergrads or any science health care related undergrad, what's your advice?
hello po!
may mga specific po ba na need for when you pass the requirements onsite? like brown envelope, labeling. etc?
wala po kasi naka indicatee sa portall. Thank you po
Hello po!
Forgive me if mali po pagkakaintindi ko, please do educate me!
Pag magtatake po kayo ng Civil Service exam, it's for you to be eligible to work sa government po dba?
May mga graduates po ba here ng any science related courses and took the CVS? If so, kindly share your experience po when it came to job opportunities and salaries
alsooo, may mga Microbiology undergraduates po ba here na took the civil service exam and managed to work sa government positions? how is the pay? may mas leverage po ba ang pagwowork sa government compared to if you were a registered microbiologist po?
Thank you po!
Hello! I am incoming BS Microbiology student and I just want to know po whether there are external scholarships na prio course po ang Microbiology.
I'm still unsure po kasi if sakop ng CHED or not.
Thank you po in advance!