<p>Which of the majors between bioengineering and bioengineering: biotech has the most potential for job opportunities and internships? Can people in both majors apply for the same internships or does one have an advantage over another?</p>
<p>Um…I’m not sure if the job opportunities are different, but the majors definitely are. Choose the one that interests you the most. I personally find Biotech more interesting, but it’s your call. </p>
<p>However, if all you care about are job opportunities, you might want to switch to CS. If you check out decaf (engineering career fair in February), ~70-80% of the companies offering summer jobs are looking for computer science students. I think I saw about 2 or 3 that were bio related, and they were looking more for graduate students than undergrad. I always hear that a lot of bio/bioengineering majors are shocked at the lack of jobs available and eventually switch to CS, and while I’m not sure if that’s true, I can definitely believe it.</p>