Do Not Lose Hope

Do Not Lose HopeIt can be frustrating to find out your biology topics are a disaster. Biology topics do not always work out the way you wanted them to. You may feel overwhelmed, but you need to remain calm and not get stressed out. The key is to keep cool and focus on what you know.I have always loved biology. When I was young, I took biology as a hobby and later, after becoming a professional, I took it very seriously. I took two advanced courses in biology in college. In graduate school, I took a class in molecular genetics, which I think was called Cell Culture. When I went to college, I majored in biology.My GPA was okay, but it was good enough to get into law school, but not much better. It just wasn't going to cut it when I graduated and applied to law school.On my second year of college, I took a course in ecology, which is also closely related to biology. My courses from that semester of college have been pretty rewarding. After four years of college, I'm still going strong i n my biological studies and I have a 4.0 cumulative GPA.As a high school student, I learned a lot about biology by reading books at the library. I also learned a lot from listening to interesting lectures. I enjoyed those too, but I was not aware that I needed to choose my subjects. I decided that if I really liked a subject, I should try to learn more about it.Once I found a subject that I really enjoyed, I dove in head first and started learning everything I could about biology. Then I would give back a bit of what I learned and go back to learn more.By spending a lot of time doing research on interesting subjects, I came up with some topics for biology paper. After this, I was able to get into law school, though I do still take courses in organic chemistry.It was not easy to decide what to write about in biology, but the great things that I discovered helped me make up my mind. I would encourage you to do the same thing if you are struggling to decide on topics for your biology p aper.