Geological Technicians
- Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources
What education level do Geological Technicians have?
This table shows the percentage of responses to a government survey asking what education level is needed in this career.
| Education Level | Percentage |
|---|---|
| High school diploma or less | 13.60% |
| Certificate | 5.79% |
| Some college | 4.91% |
| Associate degree | 18.27% |
| Bachelor's degree | 29.30% |
| Master's or professional degree | 28.13% |
| Doctoral degree or more | 0.00% |
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