Hey there!
Welcome to the engineering to medicine thread! This is the place where you can ask anything about engineering, how you should go about the application process, how to utilize your engineering background in interviews or what courses you should take in conjunction with your engineering classes that will help prepare you for the MCAT and medical school.
As for me, I recently graduated with a degree in biomedical engineering and will become an M1 in the fall. I have taken courses in all facets of engineering like chemical, industrial, mechanical and electrical so all questions are welcome. I also have a strong background in the research aspect to biomedical engineering like neuromechanics, prosthetics, cell and tissue engineering, medical imaging and neurology. I have been through the application process and can offer advice about the process.
Don't hesitate to ask questions! I will try to answer any questions as quick as I can.
Welcome to the engineering to medicine thread! This is the place where you can ask anything about engineering, how you should go about the application process, how to utilize your engineering background in interviews or what courses you should take in conjunction with your engineering classes that will help prepare you for the MCAT and medical school.
As for me, I recently graduated with a degree in biomedical engineering and will become an M1 in the fall. I have taken courses in all facets of engineering like chemical, industrial, mechanical and electrical so all questions are welcome. I also have a strong background in the research aspect to biomedical engineering like neuromechanics, prosthetics, cell and tissue engineering, medical imaging and neurology. I have been through the application process and can offer advice about the process.
Don't hesitate to ask questions! I will try to answer any questions as quick as I can.