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post 1616819391 09-17-2020, 02:35 PM
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Biology is the best major out there

Brb learn the fundamentals of life
Brb go into any healthcare profession
Brb become a wild life expert or Indian Jones
Brb decode and cure genetic issues
Brb a million other Brbs

Truly the goat major
post 1616819901 09-17-2020, 02:43 PM
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Pretty inefficacious as an undergrad major

Majority of bio majors are technically pre-med and still have to take upper level chem and physics just to qualify for med school
post 1616820571 09-17-2020, 02:51 PM
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only if you go past a bs
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post 1616820861 09-17-2020, 02:55 PM
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Originally Posted By TheScapeGOAT⏩
Indian Jones
post 1616820961 09-17-2020, 02:56 PM
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lol OP Indianapolis Jones did not have a bio degree
post 1616822331 09-17-2020, 03:09 PM
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rotfl as a bio major this is a joke. A bio major is only a springboard to health care post grad degrees.
RIP if you find yourself with a bio degree and are not a Dr or some sort.
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post 1616822411 09-17-2020, 03:10 PM
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When I was in college I took biology. I figured there would be lots of girls in the class, and the room was huge, so I decided I would go first day exactly right on time and sit by the hottest girl there. The goal was to study with her eventually and maybe get some. I found an extremely hot blonde milf with huge milkers. But on her row there were people sitting at either end and she was in the middle. I actually walked down the row behind her and climbed down into her row and sat 2 chairs down, I was right in the middle of the room and not too close to freak her out. It worked. We studied together and flirted. I asked her out and she told me to come over a few days later and her husband wouldn't be there. That was the hardest decision I ever made but I passed on it. I just couldn't do it. But we would study in public places around campus and being seen with her elevated my attractiveness and I did land a girl in my differential equations class. Total weirdo too.
post 1616823011 09-17-2020, 03:17 PM
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Originally Posted By ScottTil⏩
rotfl as a bio major this is a joke. A bio major is only a springboard to health care post grad degrees.
RIP if you find yourself with a bio degree and are not a Dr or some sort.
ehh, i disagree. i think you can get creative. anything that affects the body (jobwise) and you should be good

health/food/ agriculture

and quite a few sciency foundations - like geology or environmental stuff - it would prob be applicable in too
post 1616823061 09-17-2020, 03:17 PM
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Originally Posted By grey27⏩
When I was in college I took biology. I figured there would be lots of girls in the class, and the room was huge, so I decided I would go first day exactly right on time and sit by the hottest girl there. The goal was to study with her eventually and maybe get some. I found an extremely hot blonde milf with huge milkers. But on her row there were people sitting at either end and she was in the middle. I actually walked down the row behind her and climbed down into her row and sat 2 chairs down, I was right in the middle of the room and not too close to freak her out. It worked. We studied together and flirted. I asked her out and she told me to come over a few days later and her husband wouldn't be there. That was the hardest decision I ever made but I passed on it. I just couldn't do it. But we would study in public places around campus and being seen with her elevated my attractiveness and I did land a girl in my differential equations class. Total weirdo too.
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post 1616823351 09-17-2020, 03:21 PM
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Originally Posted By MYOFIBRAH⏩
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post 1616828831 09-17-2020, 04:22 PM
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Originally Posted By ScottTil⏩
rotfl as a bio major this is a joke. A bio major is only a springboard to health care post grad degrees.
RIP if you find yourself with a bio degree and are not a Dr or some sort.
Wtf bro you just proved my point. You used it to get a degree in healthcare and the transition I’m sure was smoother.
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The 20th century belonged to Physics
The 21st century belongs to Biology

Brb genetic engineering
Brb genomics
Brb computational biology, with an AI component in the future
Brb Biotechnology (Medical, alternative fuels, cell & Molecular, food, process technology, environmental)
Brb world famine unless we have better crops
Brb therapies involving mRNA, antibodies, manufactured proteins, crispr cas, vaccines
Brb the world is going to **** and many species need saving

Did bio undergrad and now med school, but sometimes I wonder if I’m missing out on the revolution

By 2040 bio businesses will be valued into the trillions
post 1616830631 09-17-2020, 04:41 PM
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Originally Posted By Boohooyoohoo⏩
The 20th century belonged to Physics
The 21st century belongs to Biology

Brb genetic engineering
Brb genomics
Brb computational biology, with an AI component in the future
Brb Biotechnology (Medical, alternative fuels, cell & Molecular, food, process technology, environmental)
Brb world famine unless we have better crops
Brb therapies involving mRNA, antibodies, manufactured proteins, crispr cas, vaccines
Brb the world is going to **** and many species need saving

Did bio undergrad and now med school, but sometimes I wonder if I’m missing out on the revolution

By 2040 bio businesses will be valued into the trillions
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post 1616830711 09-17-2020, 04:42 PM
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BS in Biology crew. I loved the classes, not much opportunity unless you are pre med
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