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Hi! I am going into my senior year pursuing a degree in Environmental Science and am getting increasingly anxious about my future. Although I eventually want to pursue a PhD, almost everyone I have talked to recommends taking a gap year. My ideal situation would be spending a year or two as a technician. I'm honestly interested in everything, whether that is oceanography, meteorology, earth sciences, fisheries, polar research, etc.
I have worked both within an aquaculture lab (one semester) and a geochemistry lab (3 years), along with carrying out an independent thesis, plus a field season working in Antarctica.
What would be my best bet to get an entry-level position within an agency like NOAA?
P.S. I've been looking at other similar Reddit threads, and I know finding a job in this field is extremely tough right now, but I would appreciate any advice!
Help I am trying to post on the NOAA subreddit and my posts keep getting removed, how do I avoid this?