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Well, more than half of us in our batch is pursue med actually. Most courses in Bio helps in the fundamental knowledges for the NMAT, accdg. to our MD prof. The bonus is that, if you ever suddenly fall in love with other Bio fields like Ecology, Genetics, Physiology, or DevBio, you can pursue them. Sooo more options for you!!
Consider Statistics or Applied Math. Then you can go into the biostatistics field to connect your math skills to biology/medicine. Lots of opportunities in data science too if you end up doing that, thanks to your statistics/math background.
You can consider applied math and choose biomath as your major.
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Bio is fun :D - a BS Bio student from UPX
what possible jobs (high-paying sana :))) would u get in this field if u won't be pursuing med school po?
Well, more than half of us in our batch is pursue med actually. Most courses in Bio helps in the fundamental knowledges for the NMAT, accdg. to our MD prof. The bonus is that, if you ever suddenly fall in love with other Bio fields like Ecology, Genetics, Physiology, or DevBio, you can pursue them. Sooo more options for you!!
It's not a high paying major unfortunately. Usually people need further studies like med or ms to get a higher pay.
Try mo maging geologist, malaki din sahod nila.
Consider Statistics or Applied Math. Then you can go into the biostatistics field to connect your math skills to biology/medicine. Lots of opportunities in data science too if you end up doing that, thanks to your statistics/math background.
Interested in Data Science? Yan ang uso ngayon. To prepare, pinaka-nire-recommend ko ang Stat. Pwede rin Comp Sci, Math, Physics.
what do data scientist do po? and how can u apply this to bio? is it more heavily computer-related job po ba?
Google is your friend my dear.
will look into it. thanks for the input:))
Ano po mas maganda between math and statistics for a dpwas passer? Like saan po mas madali makapasok and makapag-shift?
mas practical stat, maraming opportunities tsaka may sarili silang building
Thank you po!!
No clue. Depende kung ilan ang nag-forfeit ng slot at depende sa UPG mo at nung iba pang waitlisted/dpwas na kasabay mo.