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Questions About a Career in Astronomy

-- | July 18, 2015

Question: Though I have taken physics chemistry and biology but not maths in my high school but recently i have Developed quite an interest in astronomy and I want to pursue my career in this field so is there any hope for me to do so? .And also please tell what should I do to do so? — Zainab

Answer: You should look over the posts on my Careers in Astronomy section. There you will find lots of responses to questions about how one can pursue a career in astronomy.

Jeff Mangum

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