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Hey /sci/,

I was recently admitted into UCLA's class of 2020 with a major in Microbiology, Immunology, and Molecular Genetics. I am also a pre-med so I was wondering of your opinion on the difficulty of standing out in a place like UCLA. Can I get any jobs with a major like this without going to med school? I am also contemplating registering for UC Davis instead. Your input?
(No, I'm not asian)

>> No.7945254

>>7945247
You'll probably need grad-school if you want to be anything more than a lab tech with that.

>> No.7945344

>>7945247
Don't ask for carer advice on /sci/. Everyone will just tell you that you can't get any job whatsoever with any non-engineering degree.

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>>7945344
>This

>> No.7945658

>>7945247

>going to ucla
>not doing math

>not doing math in general

its like you dont want to dick suck terry for his top notch letters of rec or something

>> No.7945959

>>7945247
> not Asian
Jewish?

>> No.7945989

Don't go to UC Davis. You'll be able to make more professional connections at UCLA. That's all.
LA is a pretty shitty city, but UCLA is actually in Westwood, which is basically Bel Air. It's a nice place to live. Davis is not.

>> No.7946001

>>7945959

Mexican with a 4.2 weighted UC GPA

>> No.7946040

>>7945247
I graduated from UCLA in 2011. It's going to be difficult standing out simply based on how many students are going to be in all your classes.

>>7945989
This guy is right. I fucking loved westwood. I'm in NYC right now and I miss going to UCLA every day.