Nanotechnology. It's the manipulation of matter on an atomic and molecular scale. After getting a Bachelor's at the University of Oklahoma, I can get a PhD at the Univ of Washington, and from there choose work with either medicine or other materials like metals.

Imagine getting in a car wreck. That would really, really suck, right? Well what if your car could just automatically heal itself, for free, if given time? Yeah, I could make that happen one day. Or, I could help find a cure for some genetic diseases. Haven't decided yet.

It's a well-paying job (as long as I stay in the USA) that's perfect for me, because there's a lot of science and not much math involved. What do you guys think of it?

Nanotechnology not having a lot of math involved? I think you have the wrong idea. That being said, I think it's wonderful that you want to get involved in it and I wish you the best of luck.

Thanks man... From a job description I read, it appeared to have little math involved other than geometry calculations and length conversions and that sort of thing.

Good luck man. It's full of science, engineering and math.

just dont shoot up a movie theater and kill us, ok?

Don't worry, I'm more of a shopping mall kind of person.

Study up on your logic, and try not to program a self replicating nano-swarm of doom.