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How is it going for you? I'm having interest in biomedical engineering as well. Do you know about the field?

Hi, thank you for the reply! So even though you don't take the classes in csulb, you're csulb student? If that's okay I really should take it at a cc. I also don't see why I should take it more expensive there then You graduated from csulb? As a transfer? Could you give me any advises going through csulb?:) Thanks!!

Hi, thanks for the response. I have heard about the field that it has great potential to rise, that they are the new power next to pharm. field. I haven't thought seriously about which career I'd want to get into, but researching, thus being able to build own company in the end seemed attractive to me. Because nursing takes so much energy now that it is so competitive, I was thinking about putting the same energy to this field..

Hi, I recently got accepted to csulb as a pre nursing student and I know well that it is like hell to get into the actual program. Also, I've found out that the actual bsn program is 3 years long . Anyways, my actual question is that are the students in university allowed to take their prerequisites in community colleges as long as it's transferable? Or are they suppose to be taking those in the university they are in. I want to finish prerequisites as fast as possible and I want to take summer courses in cc before I start my freshmen year. Also if there are any former student in csulb, please advise me how I could get in and get out as early as possible. Thanks!

Hi, I was admitted to a college as a prenursing student and will be starting my prerequisites next fall. However, I'm having second thoughts of becoming a biomedical engineer. Does anyone know about this field? I was thinking back and forth in which career would I be more happy in, but I just cannot decide having a picture of life as a biomedical engineer. Please, before I start a long journey to bsn, advise me if you know anything about the biomed field. Thanks!!