Biomedical engineering phd reddit

Is it worth getting a PhD in engineering reddit?
If you don't think you have the relevant work experience for what you want to do to be considered with just a bachelor or master even with your internships, then do a PhD.
It isn't really worth its dime getting a PhD in engineering - especially aerospace/mechanical..
What can I do with a PhD in biomedical engineering?
What can you do with a Ph.
Biomedical Engineer.R&D Research Scientist.Product Development Engineer.Medical Device Mechanical Engineering Lead.Principal System Engineer.Clinical Engineering Director..
What is the average GPA for bioengineering PhD?
There is no minimum GPA required to be able to apply.
The pool of applicants typically has an average GPA of 3.8-3.9 out of 4.0..
If you don't think you have the relevant work experience for what you want to do to be considered with just a bachelor or master even with your internships, then do a PhD.
It isn't really worth its dime getting a PhD in engineering - especially aerospace/mechanical.

It's a huge time investment. It's rare people come back for it after working. It's just SUCH a pay decrease compared to the engineer job (

PhD in biomedical engineering worth the hassle. Aight so I really like biomechanics and rehabilitation medicine. I really like the versatility

Is it worth getting a PhD in engineering reddit?