
Since the beginning of time, human beings have worked to better understand the world around them. This is the very basis of scientific study. Whether it's working with plants and animals to improve the way that we relate to our environment, or studying human interaction in the social sciences, scientists are the seekers and keepers of knowledge in a society that is coming to value knowledge at an ever-increasing rate.

Have an innate need to understand how things or people work? If you can channel that need into scientific study, applying the scientific method to questions about the world around you, you could have a long and rewarding career in the field of science or social science. Whatever your specific field of study, your curiosity and thirst for knowledge will surely serve you well. Our personality test can tell you if a career in the sciences is right for you.
Science Careers Facts and Figures
| Clinical, Counseling, and School Psychologists |
| Average Hourly |
Average Annual |
| $32.76 |
$68,150 |
|
| Sociologists |
| Average Hourly |
Average Annual |
| $32.37 |
$67,330 |
|
| Geographer |
| Average Hourly |
Average Annual |
| $31.94 |
$66,440 |
|
| Forensic Science Technician |
| Average Hourly |
Average Annual |
| $34.19 |
$50,310 |
|
| Biological Technicians |
| Average Hourly |
Average Annual |
| $19.35 |
$40,240 |
Source: May 2007 National Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates, Department of Labor |
This is an offer for educational opportunities that may lead to employment and not an offer for nor a guarantee of employment. Please consult with a representative from the school you select to learn more about career opportunities in that field.