u/Chesserafim737

Chemistry or Biotech?

Hello, po!

I'm planning on transferring (from BSA) this upcoming acad year to either of the ff courses:

1st choice: BSChem 2nd choice: BSBioTech 3rd choice: BSABE

Ideally, Chemical Engineering yung DREAM Course ko, pero its not the best option for my current situation. So that's why I put chem as my 1st choice. However, I've been having doubts on pursuing Bschem as I feel that it lacks elements of ChemEng that attracted me to that course. Its a board degree so I feel that out of the 3, it's the safest bet.

BsBioTech feels very exciting to me too, as I learned about the course on a seminar. From that experience, I learned that my interests in pursuing ChemEng (food industry), felt more aligned to BioTech than BsChem. The reason why I hadn't put it as my 1st choice is the fact that its not a board degree in the country and therefore harder to find a job (afaik). And making this a premed course seems like a very expensive plan B if I don't find work after grad.

To those that are now professionals in the field, what do Chem/BioTech/ABE grads generally do in the working field?

What work (other than research) do BioTech grads do if they're not pursuing MD/MS?

What work do Chem grads mostly do? how much do they generally earn?

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u/Chesserafim737 — 8 days ago