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    Think of getting a degree in a hard science, Bio, Chem or Physics.
    Last edited by Dan Ziegner; July 15th, 2009 at 08:49 PM.

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    Here's a nice (but kinda "puff") piece that PBS did on Sylvia Earle.

    I have an ulterior motive, at about 5 minutes into the piece there's a sequence where the Deep Rover is being launched off a white ship (the R/V Undersea Hunter). Standing on the deck just to the right of the sub is yours truly.
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    Quote Originally Posted by adurso View Post
    Archman, are there any undergraduate maine bio programs you would recommend and why?
    There have been some decent discussions on this topic. Here are some links.
    Marine biology careers

    Marine Biology - Recommendations?

    Personally, for an undergrad degree in marine biology (that was conducive to scuba diving) I'd go with a public university in either Florida, California, and Hawaii. There's a nice school in Washington state that has a really good undergrad program, but it's name eludes me.

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    Hello all,

    I'm looking for some information to assist Veterans in using VA benefits toward Scuba Diving courses. I was directed by the VA to conduct a labor survey. I have a form that has about 13 basic questions to ask employers. Basically what I need is contact information for companies that hire divers, not just instructors, such as Training agencies, Magazines, research centers and anyone who would need to hire divers in more than just instructor situations. Please contact me at garthak(at)gmail.com if you might have contact information. The respons to these surveys will aid in the future use of GI BILL benefits towards certifications.

    Thanks

    PS Need to be US based companies.

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