[Eugenia Gabrielov]

Sometimes, for old times sake, I go back and read those controversial threads. I noticed this one had replies today, and as I read it, I thought again about the question of what Engineers do.

Like Ken, my thoughts since I first read this thread have changed. Last time I read it, I chose not to bother replying, because it was a war zone that had deviated from topic. After applying to college, being accepted to a few excellent Biomedical Engineering programs, and reading this again, I realize the significance of the certificate, the time put into researching the solution to the problem, and how easy and wrong it is to just say "oh, I've done this already..." when it's truly not the case.

With that said...any Biomedical Engineers out there want to share their stories? Not Biomedical Engineering majors (unless you just want to give class advice, that rocks too), not HS students that plan to major in Biomedical Engineering, but the people who inspired me to choose this major though I'll be attending graduate school for Medical practice.