<p>First off, I would like to thank you personally for typing all this very useful information. I greatly appreciate everything you have said to me. </p>
<h2>You show great kindness. </h2>
<p>I believe I am going to take the engineering route. To explain my interest in pathology is easy, I wanted to know enough about the human body so I could work in “Nano device drug delivery.” or attacking disease in some fashion. But you said “The medical part is understood–it’s the engineering that cutting edge.” do you think Bio Medical Engineering will teach me enough? So, if you had to best prepare yourself for that type of goal, what would you do? I was thinking something like…
Undergrad: E.E. & C.S. Masters: B.M.E. minor M.E. PhD: Robotics
<em>Noted that the minor in mechanical engineering was recommended by Dr. Rich Hooper from an e-mail he just sent me. I just wanted to explain that random minor lol</em></p>
<p>Once again, I want to thank you so very much for your time.
-Nano</p>