<p>So the college I want to attend offers both a Masters and a Bachelors in Marine Biology.</p>
<p>Most colleges don't offer a bachelor version from what I've found thus far, and I've always heard true Marine Biologists require either a Masters or a doctrate.</p>
<p>So what is the difference here? Would it be more beneficial to major in bio and continue in to Marine Bio later on, or focus on just Marine bio?</p>
<p>Search this site for the CC member Warblersrule86. He/she is quite knowledgeable on that subject, providing many thorough posts with valuable information for prospective students of Marine Biology/Biololgical Oceanography, etc. And yes, a graduate degree is de riguer (spelling?) for a significant job in the field.</p>
<p>Yes, from what I have heard it’s a good idea to do bio first, then marine bio for graduate school.</p>