If you wish to become a geologist, you should begin studying geology as early as possible before you finish your mandatory schooling. You should then look for colleges with geology programs. After selecting a school and a study curriculum, obtain a bachelor's or masters degree in geology.
Geology is essentially an amalgamation of the three main sciences: Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Maths also plays a very significant role. As such, the study of these subjects is very important. Then it is normal to undertake (as a minimum) an undergraduate degree in geology.
Most geologists will undertake further (continuing) professional development and academic training during their carers possibly including a taught postgraduate course (e.g. an MSc) and some may also undertake academic research (e.g. a PhD).
Ultimately they ill aim to become chartered or registered as a professional geologist (e.g. CGeol in the UK) with a professional body (for example the Geological Society in the UK or the Institute of Professional Geologists in the US).
EDUCATION!!!!
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A PERSON WOULD HAVE TO FINISH HIGH SCHOOL.and have some college degree i guess
None at all. Just skill and maybe some acting classes and or drama club after school.
to become a herpetologist you must have at least a masters degree which takes at least 4 years. The degree must be on biological science (which I think is much harder to get).
study till you die
A planetary geologist needs to have at least a master's degree, and for most jobs a PhD is required. It's necessary to complete courses in geology, physics, chemistry, and other applicable sciences.
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You have to be a monkey
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One needs a good education to become a geologist. One needs to complete a bachelors degree in either geology or geophysics to qualify for lower level jobs. One will need a masters degree or doctorate to be eligible for jobs further up the chain.