Quote:Congrats on the degree. Only advice I could give is to be presentable when you go to a job interview. First impressions go a long way.

This is correct. If people like you, they will find a way to hire you even if they aren't sure your qualified. In my first teaching interview I was asked what my area of expertise was, I told them American history. They looked at me, said we need World History and Econ, but we are sure you will be fine. They had no clue if I even knew anything about Econ, but they liked me so much they found a spot for me.


On science, I loved it and am fascinated by it. I am just weak in math ( historian here) so some of the really complicated physics and chemistry stuff is hard to understand -on in depth level. Still love it though

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