What Motivates Students to Pursue a Career in Science?

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In summary, students are motivated to pursue a career in science for a variety of reasons. Some are drawn to the subject because of a natural curiosity and fascination with how the world works. Others are inspired by influential teachers or role models who have instilled a passion for science within them. Some students are motivated by the potential to make a positive impact on society through scientific discoveries and advancements. Additionally, the promise of job security and a lucrative salary can also be a motivating factor for students pursuing a career in science. Ultimately, the desire to explore and understand the unknown, and the potential for personal and societal growth, are key motivators for students in the field of science.
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YASIR RASOOL
Hello! Everyone, My name is Yasir and I am a Medicine student in 2nd year, I love to study science and want to be a good student in my life. I am happy to join your forum, and I hope I will get good knowledge and also I will share my knowledge as much as I can. Thank You.
 
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Welcome to the PF. :smile:
 

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