u/Over-Chemistry855

I'm a high school graduate and I'm being encouraged to apply to a technician job. One of the people encouraging me warned me that I could lose my momentum with school work (not that I had much momentum in the first place, but she doesn't know that) which could lead to me finding college too difficult.

My last two years of high school I was already struggling with daily math homework since I tend to be tedious with it, and not doing projects because I simply didn't like them. So, I don't know if I'm going to mature in a way that will be beneficial for college or if I'm just going to end up crushed by the amount of responsibility and effort it takes.

What did you guys do if you put off getting your degree to make it easier to get back into school?

Hey all, I'm looking to get an entry level tech position at Pace Analytical.

Does anyone know what the people there are like? And is the work environment toxic?

I plan on starting Shasta college soon, and I'm hoping I can find a chemistry internship or something similar over the couple of summers while I'm at Shasta. Should I just email chemistry professors asking if they'll have anything going on? I'm not sure of what to actually do for this and if it'll be worthwhile.

I don't mean to sound rude or anything, I really just want to know why so many people don't like timeshares?

As a kid my grandpa would take my family on vacations to WorldMark resorts, and I loved it, though I obviously wasn't financially responsible for it.

Edit: Thank you for the answers, I get it now

As a chemistry student, how much hands on work do you get? What sort of instrumentation do you get experience with (especially analytical)? How easy or hard is it to get an internship? What's getting a job after graduation look like?

As a chemistry student, how much hands on work do you get? What sort of instrumentation do you get experience with (especially analytical)? How easy or hard is it to get an internship? What's getting a job after graduation look like?

As a chemistry student, how much hands on work do you get? What sort of instrumentation do you get experience with (especially analytical)? How easy or hard is it to get an internship? What's getting a job after graduation look like?

As a chemistry student, how much hands on work do you get? What sort of instrumentation do you get experience with (especially analytical)? How easy or hard is it to get an internship? What's getting a job after graduation look like?

As a chemistry student, how much hands on work do you get? What sort of instrumentation do you get experience with (especially analytical)? How easy or hard is it to get an internship? What's getting a job after graduation look like?

As a chemistry student, how much hands on work do you get? What sort of instrumentation do you get experience with (especially analytical)? How easy or hard is it to get an internship? What's getting a job after graduation look like?

As a chemistry student, how much hands on work do you get? What sort of instrumentation do you get experience with (especially analytical)? How easy or hard is it to get an internship? What's getting a job after graduation look like?

As a chemistry student, how much hands on work do you get? What sort of instrumentation do you get experience with (especially analytical)? How easy or hard is it to get an internship? What's getting a job after graduation look like?

Is the community generally outdoorsy? Are there any good hikes in the area that don't require more than 2 hours of driving to get to?

As a chemistry student, how much hands on work do you get? What sort of instrumentation do you get experience with (especially analytical)? How easy or hard is it to get an internship? What's getting a job after graduation look like?

I'm wanting to make my own cinnamon chai popsicles, but I want to know what I should use to make sure that the popsicles end up with a less icy, softer texture. Should I brew the chai tea in heavy cream or something?