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Hi,
I'm unsure if I should even post in this forum because it's regarding business and engineering.
Anyways, I'm in second year college currently taking the pre-reqs for med school. I've been really wanting to open my own biomedical technology business regarding medicine.
Due to my own personal ambitions, I thought that entering medical school would be a good idea, so I can have the background to know what I'm doing.
And then I thought about it and realized that if I were to get into medical school and become a doctor, how am I going to find the time to actually open my business? I could actually use those 8+ years to set up my business.
I've also thought about majoring in biomedical engineering because it matches the field that I want, but I'm unsure about it because engineering generally has one of the lowest GPAs. Additionally, I've heard that majoring in electrical or mechanical would be better because it's far more versatile. I've also heard that biomedical engineering isn't really preferred because they're really just a jack of trades for biology, medicine, and engineering and as a consequence wouldn't really be able to do much.
I hope this makes sense.Thank you.
I'm unsure if I should even post in this forum because it's regarding business and engineering.
Anyways, I'm in second year college currently taking the pre-reqs for med school. I've been really wanting to open my own biomedical technology business regarding medicine.
Due to my own personal ambitions, I thought that entering medical school would be a good idea, so I can have the background to know what I'm doing.
And then I thought about it and realized that if I were to get into medical school and become a doctor, how am I going to find the time to actually open my business? I could actually use those 8+ years to set up my business.
I've also thought about majoring in biomedical engineering because it matches the field that I want, but I'm unsure about it because engineering generally has one of the lowest GPAs. Additionally, I've heard that majoring in electrical or mechanical would be better because it's far more versatile. I've also heard that biomedical engineering isn't really preferred because they're really just a jack of trades for biology, medicine, and engineering and as a consequence wouldn't really be able to do much.
I hope this makes sense.Thank you.