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Kayla
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What is the expected growth in Bio-medical Engineering in 2016?
I am a high school senior and am planning on majoring in Bio-medical engineering in college. #engineering #biomedical-engineer
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Wael Al-Rihawi
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Check the link below for growth rate and much more.
http://www.bls.gov/ooh/architecture-and-engineering/biomedical-engineers.htm
Jason Pang
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Hi Kayla,
Biomedical engineering as a major is quite interesting, because depending on your school, a lot of the cohort actually take this as a pre-med major. This was my major in college, and most of my friends ended up as doctors (I stayed as an engineer, though not in the biomedical field). It has a reputation for being a 'jack-of-all-trades-master-of-none', and gives you the opportunity to specialize in different areas (electrical/mechanical/etc). Wael's link is helpful in looking at the numbers and statistics, but your choice is one that will give you a fair amount of flexibility in studying the broad sciences and specializing later.
Cheers
Biomedical engineering as a major is quite interesting, because depending on your school, a lot of the cohort actually take this as a pre-med major. This was my major in college, and most of my friends ended up as doctors (I stayed as an engineer, though not in the biomedical field). It has a reputation for being a 'jack-of-all-trades-master-of-none', and gives you the opportunity to specialize in different areas (electrical/mechanical/etc). Wael's link is helpful in looking at the numbers and statistics, but your choice is one that will give you a fair amount of flexibility in studying the broad sciences and specializing later.
Cheers