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Becoming part of a student organization or professional society while still in college is a great way to begin networking for a job while still getting your degree.

 

Professional Student Organizations

• Biomedical Engineering Society
• Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

Professional Societies

• Biomedical Engineering Society
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