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For professionals in biomolecular engineering or biotech, what’s something you wish you had focused on earlier in undergrad that actually made a difference in grad school or industry—but isn’t emphasized enough in classes?

For professionals in bio or biomedical engineering, what’s something you wish you had focused on earlier in undergrad that actually made a difference in grad school or industry, but isn’t commonly emphasized in classes?

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Corinne’s Answer

Hi there! Great question! Try taking at least one business class. Understanding the basics can really boost your career, entrepreneurship, and make it easier to talk with people outside of science.
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Christos’s Answer

I wish I had joined more engineering clubs and had tried to pursue more internships! And I wish I had started therapy earlier as well. Therapy helped me build self awareness and self motivation, which has carried me throughout my career so far.
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