I graduated with a B.S. in Bioengineering with an emphasis in Biomedical. I worked at the USDA for my co-op/intern during my junior and senior year. During my senior year I realized how miserable I was and hated my job because I found it boring and I felt isolated being in the lab all day. With one semester left til graduation it was too late to change majors. I attempted to find a job with my degree but nothing really stuck to me since I wasn't even passionate about it. I ended up going back to school and I enrolled in a Veterinary Technology program since animals have always been my number one passion. I currently intern at my local animal shelter in the vet clinic and I graduate this June. I'll have my license by the end of the year to become an RVT. I am much happier now than I was before. RVTs are in high demand since a majority of people are not licensed.
EDIT: Sorry this part was for Mike not OP
If math isn't your strongest subject then engineering would not be a good fit for you. I completed all calc classes, differential equations, and statistics. Plus you need physics too which is basically all math.
What are your strongest subjects now? What is your current major or what are you considering?
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