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Asked by rook532nays97 on 15 Jan 2026. This question was also asked by poxy532jefe83.
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Sally Schofield answered on 15 Jan 2026:
When a job makes you happy that’s the most important thing. You spend a lot of time at work, so when I was looking forward to returning to the lab I knew Science was for me 🙂
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Julie Willecomme answered on 15 Jan 2026:
It’s difficult to know if something is right for you until you try. I decided to study science because I was good at it, and not as good as the other subjects. My love for science developed overtime, and I definitely liked being a scientist is industry more than I liked studying science at school.
The good news is that science degrees open many doors, and there’s always room to change your mind and explore other careers. -
Lucia Montero answered on 15 Jan 2026:
I knew it was for me because I love learning, and science is a field that is constantly updating itself. I also enjoy being in the lab and collaborating with lots of people, even though some days are harder than others! It is really important you get up in the morning looking forward to your day, which I am lucky to experience everyday!
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Rob McMahon answered on 15 Jan 2026:
I enjoyed science in school so carried on doing it through to my A levels and degree. Pursue a subject you enjoy!
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Martin Pike answered on 15 Jan 2026:
I am a radiologist, a doctor that looks at medical images. I have to understand the physics of x-rays, MRI and ultrasound as well as applying medical knowledge. I admit I rather fell into it as a way of combining my A level interests in photography/images and biology.
It has worked out really well and appreciate using both sides of my knowledge….but then I am also a closet engineer and I like astronomy. Basically all science is fascinating and there is more than any one person can learn.
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