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hmm...
Right now, I'm going towards the path of Mechanical Engineering. That's what I think I'm gonna get a Bachelors in.
But I kind of want to do biomechanical or even go into bioengineering.
But I don't have any bio credits. And they seem like a lot of work.
I dunno, the plan is, do biomechincal for grad school, and hopefully they will accept a mechical engineering major, and let me make up my bio classes then.
Or maybe, UW has a biomech minor type thing?
Or maybe I should suck it up and take bio and chem next to each other next year? And hope they I get into bioengineering? But would I be good at bioengineering? Mostly I'm just interested in the mech part :-D. Plus, I have other interests that would be better supplied by studying mechanical engineering as a major, (AKA people joke to say that "ME", actually should stand for "miscillanious engineering")
I dunno, I should talk to counselors about it and peeps in the field.
Right now, I'm going towards the path of Mechanical Engineering. That's what I think I'm gonna get a Bachelors in.
But I kind of want to do biomechanical or even go into bioengineering.
But I don't have any bio credits. And they seem like a lot of work.
I dunno, the plan is, do biomechincal for grad school, and hopefully they will accept a mechical engineering major, and let me make up my bio classes then.
Or maybe, UW has a biomech minor type thing?
Or maybe I should suck it up and take bio and chem next to each other next year? And hope they I get into bioengineering? But would I be good at bioengineering? Mostly I'm just interested in the mech part :-D. Plus, I have other interests that would be better supplied by studying mechanical engineering as a major, (AKA people joke to say that "ME", actually should stand for "miscillanious engineering")
I dunno, I should talk to counselors about it and peeps in the field.