I'm still in school studying biology. I don't like teaching.  I want a job in biology. I want to work in the lab doing research on a variety of different fish when I leave school. I have been accepted at Duke University, Columbia and UF in Gainesville. I will wait to see which school gives me the best financial package before I decide on which.
I'm still in school. I will be going to college next year. I like science and math. I might look into taking some intro bio classes. I like to party. My parents don't like movies. I like pizza and ice cream. I don't really like sport. I watch basketball games with my Dad.
I got another acceptance offer; this time at Stanford. I am excited for you that you got accepted to Stanford - that is a top school  Thank you, I still haven't decided yet which one I'm going to choose. Have you started looking at colleges yet? Yes. I am concentrating on  going to school in Europe, though since I have dual citizenship - US and German That's really cool. I hope you find one that you really like. Have you been to any good parties lately? Not really, I have had to concentrate on school. I have had a lot of papers due and I have started to do some research in a group with our biology teacher in microbiology  That sounds like the best idea, concentrating on school is important, you'll have plenty of time to party later. Are you enjoying doing research? It is a new field and I have to learn the nomenclature and the specific procedures...you know repeatable results and scientific principles....It is exciting though!! I love doing research, It has always been one of my favorite parts of any project. Once you learn the procedures and nomenclature it will be much more fun.  It is already a lot of fun and has opened up a whole new way of framing questions scientifically and based on that developing a protocol for a scientific experiment  I'm really glad you are enjoying it so much. I completely loose all track of time when I get immersed in an experiment. Do you think you would ever want to work in a lab and do experiments?  The insights I have gained into research so far are potentially leading me to change my entire way of looking at science and how I will pursue my science degree. I am thinking about doing even more STEM courses and then go for full science research degrees either in Europe or later here in the U.S.  