>>10960155Has anyone ever gone from a non-engineering BS to engineering MS? I'm just started my first yeah of PhD in biomed, but after a year of full time research, I realized I don't have the passion to enjoy it anymore. I don't want to spend more time purifying proteins or what not. Instead of possibly not being ale to get into a career I enjoy, I wanted to try and get into engineering. It was something I realized I wanted to do too late into my undergrad. I have a biochem/chem degree but have all the math/physics requirements down and I did pretty well in them and enjoyed them a lot. However, my last year of undergrad I did pretty poorly, mostly my biochem classes. Does anyone have experience with this? How likely are they to accept a non engineer into a masters program.
I was most interested in EE or ChemE
