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Old 11-25-2012 at 06:28 PM   #16
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I think it's possible to get a Masters in Biomedical engineering even if you got an undergrad in life/health sciences in some universities including McMaster (M.A.Sc not M.Eng)
Old 11-25-2012 at 06:30 PM   #17
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I think it's possible to get a Masters in Biomedical engineering even if you got an undergrad in life/health sciences in some universities including McMaster (M.A.Sc not M.Eng)
I had no idea that this was thing!
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Old 11-25-2012 at 06:30 PM   #18
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I think it's possible to get a Masters in Biomedical engineering even if you got an undergrad in life/health sciences in some universities including McMaster (M.A.Sc not M.Eng)
Yes, it is. UofT is another school that has this option.
Old 11-25-2012 at 06:47 PM   #19
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Good to know! Definitely something to keep in mind
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Old 11-25-2012 at 06:55 PM   #20
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Yea, they have some really cool research in biomedical engineering related to tissue engineering, medical imaging, robotics, nanotechnology, biophotonics, etc.

Here are some sites to visit if you're interested

http://msbe.mcmaster.ca/research/research.html
http://ibbme.utoronto.ca/research/areas.htm

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Old 12-21-2012 at 11:56 PM   #21
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Question about applying to the PA program
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Come to the Physician Assistant information night, Tuesday, Nov. 27 @ 7 in HSC1A1!
Hi, do you happen to have any information about the PA program? I'm considering this as my fall-back to med school, and to be honest it seems like this may actually turn out to be my Plan A (with med school as Plan B). I looked at the academic requirements for Mac, but I was wondering if you also knew about the program at UofT...they said something about one year of professional healthcare experience prior to applying. Does Mac have a similar requirement, and if so how would I get that experience being an undergrad student with little credentials for professional healthcare?
Old 12-22-2012 at 12:47 AM   #22
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Med school or bust, lol.
Old 12-22-2012 at 01:17 AM   #23
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If your interested in other things go for it. You can always apply to medical school at the end of the day. Look around at other courses, minors, majors etc. Theres a lot more to do than you think. If your parents were like mine and said; Doctor, Engineer and Lawyer don't be afraid to tell them what you really want to do. I told my parents and they said, we just pushed you to those careers so you work hard, and it damn well worked and still works although I have opened my eyes to other careers.
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If your interested in other things go for it. You can always apply to medical school at the end of the day. Look around at other courses, minors, majors etc. Theres a lot more to do than you think. If your parents were like mine and said; Doctor, Engineer and Lawyer don't be afraid to tell them what you really want to do. I told my parents and they said, we just pushed you to those careers so you work hard, and it damn well worked and still works although I have opened my eyes to other careers.
Hee, hee...when I told my mum medicine 10 years ago, she looked at me like I was mad.
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Old 12-22-2012 at 11:44 AM   #25
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The PA program seems like a closer facsimile than nursing, I've been pretty impressed by what they can be allowed to do clinically.



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