how I started getting myself employed was just working on high level jobs for free in my spare time while I did warehousing. That way I could 'try on' majors without actually pursuing them at school - then I could find out if it was for me or not. I also created my own projects that I'd use for my actual jobs.
I actually study at UCSD bioengineering program, bachelors. It is easy to say be above the average, however, I think in practice its hard to get good grades in your courses at UCSD bioengineering. some students got grades in my class but they are very top tier, they have solid foundation and are probably two step ahead of everyone else before even enrolling in the class. There is also many other factors, such as improving the skills highly depend on the program you are enrolled in. for instance, UCSD bioengineering is heavily biology oriented rather than mechanical or clinical engineering. so the opportunities to expand on your skillset withing your school projects become less if your skill set is not emphasized with the program curriculum.
Hi there, I have recieved admit from UCSD for MEng progrsm in Bioengineering with focus in Medical devices. Can you please tell me about the job opportunities after completion of the course. My another admit is from Boston which is the hub for medtech but California is next after Boston. I really do like the curriculum but really worried about job and career opportunities.
2:10 um what gets people the job is what job someone wants to give someone matched with the skills of the individual. That's why I pursue my passions outside of the workplace, as there's no 'me' in job.
Hey I go to Purdue and I am trying to decide if I should do Chemical Engineering or "Biological Engineering". Is Bioengineering and Biological engineering the same thing? The part of Biological Engineering that attracted me was the Bioenvironmental track Purdue has. Chem E also has an Energy and Environment track and so I'm trying to find out which major is a better fit for me. Any ideas how I can try to figure this out?
where I live the jobs I want to see don't exist. So I manually fund the high tech aerospace jobs on the backs of my blood, sweat, tears, maybe never knowing if I'll wake up the next day warehouse dollars - just so when someone gets out of school, they have a job lined up for them.
Holy shit the 5 options you outlined. Hard truth right there. I am current contemplating the youtube thing, and actively working on the crypto and academia thing. Whew.. what a world. We are all scrambling for this money stuff.
I did electrical engineering in school - they teach you how to build robots to take over people's jobs. So all I do now is buy automated companies and let the mo roll lol jk
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i found out what a discord is like yesterday. lol here's mine (join if ya want): discord.gg/CM2FDBjzDe
Your videos are super helpful, I feel like there's not enough information about it online. Please keep making bioeng related videos!
Your videos are so informative and funny 🥺
wow this video really helped me narrow down my interests in bioe!
how I started getting myself employed was just working on high level jobs for free in my spare time while I did warehousing. That way I could 'try on' majors without actually pursuing them at school - then I could find out if it was for me or not. I also created my own projects that I'd use for my actual jobs.
wait i lowkey wanna know more about u or like random vlogs like make dinner with me or sth idk pls lmfaoo
Haven’t watched it yet but the intro is lovely 😂 love you’re vids☺️
That moment you realize you used the wrong your😖
Girl I love your video❣️❤️
I actually study at UCSD bioengineering program, bachelors. It is easy to say be above the average, however, I think in practice its hard to get good grades in your courses at UCSD bioengineering. some students got grades in my class but they are very top tier, they have solid foundation and are probably two step ahead of everyone else before even enrolling in the class. There is also many other factors, such as improving the skills highly depend on the program you are enrolled in. for instance, UCSD bioengineering is heavily biology oriented rather than mechanical or clinical engineering. so the opportunities to expand on your skillset withing your school projects become less if your skill set is not emphasized with the program curriculum.
Hi there, I have recieved admit from UCSD for MEng progrsm in Bioengineering with focus in Medical devices. Can you please tell me about the job opportunities after completion of the course. My another admit is from Boston which is the hub for medtech but California is next after Boston. I really do like the curriculum but really worried about job and career opportunities.
2:10 um what gets people the job is what job someone wants to give someone matched with the skills of the individual. That's why I pursue my passions outside of the workplace, as there's no 'me' in job.
2:13 - great analogy of BioE..
I knew about stryker a long time 20 years maybe - I got my parents to buy the stock - it was great!
if you go to an employment agency where I live, no matter if you have a PhD, they give everyone a warehouse job (to start I guess)
Hey I go to Purdue and I am trying to decide if I should do Chemical Engineering or "Biological Engineering". Is Bioengineering and Biological engineering the same thing? The part of Biological Engineering that attracted me was the Bioenvironmental track Purdue has. Chem E also has an Energy and Environment track and so I'm trying to find out which major is a better fit for me. Any ideas how I can try to figure this out?
where I live the jobs I want to see don't exist. So I manually fund the high tech aerospace jobs on the backs of my blood, sweat, tears, maybe never knowing if I'll wake up the next day warehouse dollars - just so when someone gets out of school, they have a job lined up for them.
Holy shit the 5 options you outlined. Hard truth right there. I am current contemplating the youtube thing, and actively working on the crypto and academia thing. Whew.. what a world. We are all scrambling for this money stuff.
The first minute of this video was insane
This kinda exudes vine energy
omg where's the video that shows how bioengineering will save the world?
What's the plan for when you hit 1K subscribers?!!?
never thought id get past 50 lol
@@MeganAmber did u do a masters?
Is Biomedical Technology and Biomedical Engineering the same? What are the differences if they aren’t?
yes oatmilk is just oatmeal juice. I just thought about that today. I'm like - will steel cut help?
Yeah, jojis album IS pretty great
Can you show me how to play the frying pan
What about postgraduate program in bioengineering management?
"SOMEONE STOP ME"
My son is majoring bio engineering at ucsd, What job can you get once you've completed your bachelor. Also is ucsd a good fit for bio engineering?
i’m literally 18 and just got into bioengineering at ucsd too!
@@somtoikeanyi7717 How's that going btw?
Imagine doing tik tok after spending ur life in BioEng😂
1:13 did she just call herself goat milk? If that's the case, I'm pea milk lol
Have you studied biomedical engineering?
4:04 - Eww...LMAO..hillarious.
I did electrical engineering in school - they teach you how to build robots to take over people's jobs. So all I do now is buy automated companies and let the mo roll lol jk
3:20
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