<p>i agree. do some real bio research before you decide for sure, but be warned, don’t do it too late otherwise you might be trapped in bio.</p>
<p>heres a sample of what i did: go in, fix samples in methanol, section them, blot with antibody, wash, blot with fluorescent molecule attached to antibody that is against first antibody, microscope, take photo, record results, repeat. over and over again.</p>
<p>bio 199 has no creative design work. all of it is just analyzing what already exists; doing so requires what i did above, or something similar. if you want to do creative work, switch to chemistry or electrical engineering, those require real thinking.</p>
<p>and the reason i say bio 93 is an indicator of future success is, bio lecture is all the same, there’s 2 quantitative classes, the rest are just useless memorization that doesn’t prepare you for any job. your best bet is to look at future required classes and see if you want to continue. many biology students gave up on memorization and switched to chemistry or electrical engineering. 5 of my friends did, i was stupid enough to keep going in bio, now they’ve got contracts for jobs and i’m stuck with a worthless degree.</p>
<p>einstein did not struggle with math. he was good enough at math to create a theory using differential geometry, one of the hardest fields of math there is. if i was good enough to use differential geometry to create a new physical theory, even the toughest engineering math would be a joke.</p>