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It was the most realistic option for me.

My research is in a particular oil field known as Sundre. I am essentially making educated qualitative observations of cemented sedimentary rock buried ~2.5 km below the surface which are around 100 Ma. With these observations and methods, I will then try to entertain a logical depositional paleoenvironment and possibly why their enigmatic nature has resulted in an abundance of hydrocarbons.

Friends made on this ongoing journey. Whether its research or working in a summer job, I enjoy the fact that everything I have learnt in EASC courses has real world applications. 

Research has been quite enjoyable as I choose when I want to work, as well as my own goals that I want to complete in a certain timespan. Most importantly, I would say is that I get paid to learn.

Go for it, it鈥檚 a great way to see if you enjoy solving problems in your field of study, to challenge yourself, and to learn something new.