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as someone interested in entering the biotech industry. Would it be smarter to get a general engineering degree or a biomedical engineering degree?
From what I understand Biomedical engineering degrees can become very limiting, especially when there are fewer jobs available in the biomedical industry and landscape. So, would it be smarter to start of a little more broad with a traditional engineering degree (i.e. mechanical, electrical,...
What are some common jobs in Environmental Science that I could do, while staying local.
#environmentalscience #nature
What do colleges look for when deciding who to admit?
I care a lot about school, and my future. #JULY2020 #JULY
What are some environmental science jobs that I could go to college for?
I love nature, and I would like to study environmental science in college. However, I am not sure of many jobs in this field. #JULY #JULY2020
What are the main things colleges look at when deciding who to admit?
I care a lot about school and my future. I also tend to do well in school. #graduate-school #school
As someone interested in Neuroscience as a possible career, would electrical/electronic engineering be a good major?
Since the body's nervous system uses a series of electrical impulses to relay messages, I feel like this electronic/electrical engineering would be a good discipline to pursue. I could possibly minor in neuroscience, but also have available a wide array of career paths in both engineering...
What is the difference between electrical and electronic engineering? Which will be better for the future?
I am a 11th grade high school student who is interested in neuroscience as well as engineering. Since the body's nervous system uses a variety of electrical impulses to function, I thought what better way to combine the two principle than getting an engineering degree. Now, I am not sure...
Should I get a bachelors in Biomedical Engineering? should I go for a more traditional engineering pathway with a minor in biomedical engineering/ neuroscience/ biology? or solely pursue neuroscience?
I am a High school student who is intuitive and drawn to both engineering and the brain. I am currently not sure whether Engineering or neuroscience will be better with me. Upon thorough research I have come to the conclusion that pursuing a bachelors in an engineering principle will provide me...
What can I do to make money?
Hello! I have been thinking and got an idea to sell something for some money. I am not sure what I would like to sell or do to make some money. If there is any ideas that you guys have, please let me know and any tips that you guys can give me that would be great! Just to remind you guys, I am...
As an online learner, how can I refresh my brain and continue to motivate myself?
Often times, I’ll be on my phone or computer doing schoolwork for so long that my eyes get blurry and my head hurts. So, that affects my speed and determination to get work done. I was wondering if you had any tips on how to relieve stress and refresh my brain. In addition to study tips, I'm...
What kind of career options are out there for people with an interest in math?
I am a college freshman with an interest in math. #math #college
What career should I go with?
For the past couple of months I have trouble figuring out what I should do with the rest of my life. I chose things that will make me a lot money but I would not be very good at it, and I just need help I'm 19 in College for something that does not make me happy. I need help. #career #college
How can I determine the best major and career path for me that will be beneficial in my future and my family?
Hello! I'm not sure how much information you'd like, so I'll start with some basics. I go to a Christian school as a 10th grader and play travel and school softball as my sport. I love to learn about how to stay healthy and improve the health of mine and others. I am disciplined, independent,...
How do you stay focused in 3+ hour long night classes?
I took a class last semester that was 3+ hours long twice a week at night and it seriously burned me out. I would go right after work so I was tired and had a hard time focusing. Curious if others had a similar issue and how you went about staying focused? Our professor let us record the...
Dealing with burnout?
I dealt with serious burnout from one of my classes last semester. We had so much material to learn weekly and the tests were brutal, plus I was working part-time during the week. Has anyone else dealt with it and what strategies did you use to fight it/deal with it? #college #student
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