After doing this for a while and creating a routine you should have a pretty solid idea of what you want your adult life to look like then start looking for jobs that will start you down that path.If that path requires school then great do that, but don't assume that you're going to just going to be able to do this without schooling because you can't just walk into a laboratory and call yourself a chemist.

I would suggest that you study the market in your own backyard as a real world laboratory.  

We are scientists in a laboratory....try it out.Franklin

Yes, in a perfect mathematical laboratory it makes sense, but we don't live there.  

Also a few minutes drive to the New Jackson Laboratory facility under construction in Ellsworth. 2.

It is like I live in a laboratory for my research :-) I get to talk to all of the guests and get their perspective on things as well as the professionals that live here.

Not to mention BYU-Idaho and Idaho State University, and Idaho National Laboratories, just to name a few things that bring people here.We work with many out of state investors wanting to buy LTR and STR in the area, and I also offer property management services.

Accountant at Disney to an Accountant at Abbott Laboratories is just fine; however, Accountant at Abbott Laboratories to an auto mechanic is not going to suffice.Amie D.

Have spent the last +- (15) years working in the Healthcare sector focusing primarily on high-tech Radiology, OR, and Laboratory projects.

You can contact private water testing laboratories also -- talk to local home inspectors, they'll have labs that they use.If it is public water - contact the municipality directly and they should be able to help you.