Career change after MSc?

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Well, I've come to a crossroad and soon I have to make a decision: to do a 2nd BSc in computer science at the age of almost 30.

Thing is: I got a BSc in biochem (2:1) and a MSc in biomed (merit), but I did poorly on the MSc. My MSc supervisor told me to give up on science. This discouraged me greatly and despite trying to find an entry-level lab job, I've failed to be anywhere near a lab for the last 2 years.

Anyone in a similar position? Someone who successfully changed career paths at around 30 y/o?

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If you're communicative and outgoing, make friends easily and have convincing skills-- (which can also be acquired by experience) you can go for a medical representative job. Very trendy. And it demands the knowledge of science that you already have.

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Well, I've come to a crossroad and soon I have to make a decision: to do a 2nd BSc in computer science at the age of almost 30.

Thing is: I got a BSc in biochem (2:1) and a MSc in biomed (merit), but I did poorly on the MSc. My MSc supervisor told me to give up on science. This discouraged me greatly and despite trying to find an entry-level lab job, I've failed to be anywhere near a lab for the last 2 years.

Anyone in a similar position? Someone who successfully changed career paths at around 30 y/o?


You have an M.Sc. (merit) in Biomedical Science and you did badly???

I don't understand. That's good from where I'm sitting.

Ian

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Tinymammoth

I have sent you a personal message as the information I wanted to discuss was too sensitive to go on the public forum. I hope that my message will help you understand that there are other options out there.

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