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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Cs is oversaturated but engineering is underfilled as far as the job market: growth particularly in biomedical, nanotechnology (mechanical) is in high demand and will be for the next decade. [/quote] Majoring in biomedical-labeled degrees is usually a poor move because you end up taking classes in a few departments and don't end up an expert in anything. It's better to choose a traditional major, e.g., electrical engineering, biochemistry, mechanical engineering, and then take advanced biomedical electives. That way you get better depth.[/quote]
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