Because 4 years college in Medical Technology doesn't have Physic courses. Should I change my major to Biology and get into Hematologist/Oncologist?
Asked Dec 15, 2013
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How could I get into hematology field after earned a BS in medical technology?
Because 4 years college in Medical Technology doesn't have Physic courses. Should I change my major to Biology and get into Hematologist/Oncologist?
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