My academic interests are very broad (I am an undergraduate, after all). In fact, when I applied to colleges, I applied to half of them with philosophy as my projected course of study, and to the other half with engineering. I still plan on minoring in philosophy (or, if I can pull it off, double majoring in Philosophy and Science). I think I chose bioengineering from the numerous engineering disciplines because of it's holistic qualities. Bioengineers are trained not only in traditional math, science, and design classes, but also in biology, medicine, and physiology. I'm hoping to gain a general knowledge in these areas during the next four years.
I'd like to learn to... engineer haha. It's honestly too early for me to say which specific skills I want to learn right now, as I'm interested in learning so many.
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