d. Rule 193 is effective January 1, 1999, except that a response to a discovery. request, an objection to a discovery request, an assertion of privilege, or an. amendment or supplementation to a discovery response made before that. date need not comply with the new rule;
Marine scientists are required to have at least a bachelor's degree in marine biology, marine science or a closely-related field. After completing core requirements in biology, chemistry and physics, students delve into specialized topics such as aquatic animal biology, oceanography and toxicology.
The key to becoming a successful marine biologist starts with a solid background in basic scienceâbiology, chemistry, and yes, physics. Taking more specific marine biology classes certainly won't hurt, but a broader science background will keep your options open and still set you on your way. It's the volunteering or summer jobs that will end up having the biggest influence on getting your first job.