u/UnknownYoshi_V2

Please Help Me, I'm stuck and I have no idea what to do next

I'm an undergrad, about to graduate in Bioinformatics & IT (data analysis), and I gotta say the job market is ROUGH.
I'm sure you all understand, but I wanted to ask: do any entry-level jobs nowadays have openings for bachelor's-level candidates in bioinformatics?

Since many colleges are mostly a master's level degree/PhD for this field of study, graduating with a bachelor's in this position leaves me as a small outlier. I've done some metabolomics research and have gained experience in Python, R, Linux, and Java. etc., over the 2 years I'vebeend here.

In my position, what would you recommend me doing?
-Should I seek higher education and do a master's in perhaps quant biomedicine? bioinformatics? Any recommendations?
- Should I immediately go for a MD/PHD conjoined route?
- Should I work?
- Should I cease to exist?

Please help me LOL, this block has been hitting me for a while

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u/UnknownYoshi_V2 — 14 days ago
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With finals coming in around the corner. This is your daily reminder!

Please touch grass (Jkjk )
No but seriously, go outside.
Take a few deep breaths.
Walk for 15-20 minutes out in the open
And go back inside to continue grinding!
Trust me it helps a lot! 🙂
You got this!

u/UnknownYoshi_V2 — 5 months ago
▲ 79 r/rutgers

Should I even make this a series? All I see on the Reddit page is more negative than positive posts. I thought I should just balance it out with some cool posts of my time here.

With that being said here’s a random quote I just came up with:
“ Remember that you are not alone. In a world of negativity. It’s sometimes best to take a step back, take a deep breath and enjoy a nice walk out. Who knows, maybe Mother Nature might give you a great sign to keep pushing forward!”

u/UnknownYoshi_V2 — 6 months ago
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No idea what braincell chose to do this but I’m sharing my daily photos I took today since it was such a nice day lol.

u/UnknownYoshi_V2 — 6 months ago