Which college classes would a student most likely take to become an oceanographer? select 4 choices. marine biology coastal ecology astronomy human anatomy meteorology

As an oceanographer you need to study either; biology, geology, chemistry, or physics. This is because there are four areas of study when it comes to becoming a oceanographer;

biological – studying marine plants and animals

physical – exploring water temperature, density, wave motion, tides and currents

geological – examining the structure and make-up of the ocean floor

chemical – analysing the chemicals in sea water and the impact of pollutants

Therefore, your answer would be A. Marine Biology, B. Coastal Ecology, C. Astronomy, and E. Meteorology.

Human Anatomy has nothing to do with an oceanographer. :)

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