The general consensus from those I've spoken to is that biomed is too broad and that its better, at the undergrad level at least, to focus on a core engineering branch and then apply those skills to the biomed side if interested.
Sure, I'm a bio major about to start senior year. I was just undecided whether I should retake calc physics 1 or modern physics should I decide to enter an engineering program in the future. I'll have taken all of the other "core" math/science courses by the time I finish.
Thank you very much. Yeah I'm mostly worried about the new school saying I don't have the calc phys 1 pre-req. By the end of this school year I'd have taken calc 1-3, diff eq, lin alg and 2 semesters of mathematical methods in physics. I'll just sign up for modern physics b/c your explanation...
Hey guys, looking for some input.
I've taken algebra based physics 1 (got an A-) and calc based physics 2. It's my last year of undergrad but I am planning to enter a second degree electrical engineering program in the future. Should I retake calc based physics 1 or take modern physics? Would...
Sorry to say it but Edin_Dzeko nailed it perfectly. Higher education is the US is mostly a money making scheme designed to squeeze as much tuition money out of the students as the government will allow. College is mostly a subsidized daycare for 18-22 year olds who would otherwise be inflating...