cancergrad

We should trade cars I'm going from Washington to LA jk

Truthfully, I think you would get pummeled in PhD interviews. They will ask you about your research, when you say you have none, they will ask how do you know you even want to do/like this for the next 5-6 years. I would skip a masters they are mostly cash cows for universities. Get a lab tech job so you can get paid and get on a paper or two, then next year apply to PhD programs. Like said previously only 10-15% of Phds actually land academic positions. That's 10 years of work for minimal chance to get what you want. Have you talked to any community college adjunct faculty? I would think you could find another way to teach college Bio without having to do a decade of research.