<p>I am a sophomore currently majoring in biomedical engineering. My school has an excellent and rigorous program for it, and I think it's fascinating, but the truth is I'm just not good at it. I can't seem to get the concepts, and my GPA has taken major hits (currently a 2.47)</p>
<p>My university is in the top 40 in the nation, so I hope I'm not arrogant in assuming that as long as I get my GPA to at least a 3.0, I'll be fine after graduation. </p>
<p>I want to be able to go to grad school, but if I stay in this program I highly doubt I'll be able to pull my GPA up in time. Also, who would hire someone with this sort of a GPA? and if my some magic stroke of fate I ended up finding a job, I'll probably end up being bad at it and losing it. </p>
<p>Basically, I'm looking into two other majors: geomechanics/geological engineering, which is still engineering but less demanding and a little slower than the current program I'm in, or Geology.
I know I want to work in the sciences and I'm pretty good at math, but it doesn't look like BME is for me.</p>
<p>I've basically made up my mind, but I would like input from other people. Am I making a huge mistake?</p>