u/weepyfluke

Hello, I recently graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Engineering, and I’ve been feeling somewhat disillusioned about my direction after graduation. I do want to continue gaining experience within the field and potentially pursue further education in the future, but I’ve realized that many of the areas that initially interested me seem heavily focused on wet lab research, which I do not see myself enjoying long term.

I was wondering if there are other areas within biomedical engineering that are less research/wet-lab focused, but still have strong job opportunities and room for career growth. I’m especially interested in paths that are more industry-oriented, device-focused, technical, or interdisciplinary rather than biology-heavy laboratory work.

I would really appreciate any advice on realistic entry-level paths, industries, or roles that might align better with this.

Hi! I'm looking for a female to take over my lease at The Knox, located at 1511 Clinch Avenue very close to campus, for $1,559 a month. It’s a really comfortable setup in a fully furnished 3x3 C1 floorplan where you would have your own private bedroom and bathroom while sharing a living area that comes with a TV, a full kitchen, and an in-unit washer and dryer. The building itself is pet-friendly and has some awesome amenities like a gym and a patio area with hot tubs for everyone to use. The lease ends on July 31, 2026, though you could definitely look into renewing for the following year. Just keep in mind that parking isn’t included in the rent, so you’ll want to double-check with the office about their current availability. If you want to see more of the place for yourself, you can find more info at livetheknox.com, private message me or call (865) 268-8333.

Floor plan

https://preview.redd.it/o7th1ye4ie0h1.png?width=640&format=png&auto=webp&s=8cc53335af0b4c2d7b1c42556696f12348361247