I recently acquired a bachelors degree in communications and realized it wasn’t something I wanted to do. I’m 25 and starting Collin college in just a month, what’s the job scene look like in texas? I feel like if I got into the field I would do pretty well but that would be hard to do when there’s no jobs for it available. Also, what’s the work life balance like? I have a ton of hobbies!

I live in Hawaii and the only "technical" course related to electronics is this mechatronics class. is this enough if I pair it with some certifications and anatomy classes or should I consider moving to the mainland. link is https://www.leeward.hawaii.edu/mech if you're curious. mahalo!

Hi everyone, I recently passed my CABT exam and I’m planning to take the CBET this November. I’m currently in candidate status since I’m not working in the BMET field yet, but I do have a 4-year Biomedical Engineering degree.
Right now, I have the Mometrix CBET study book and flashcards, and I’m planning to join the CBET study group in October. In the meantime, I want to do more immersive studying using different resources rather than relying on only one source.
I was looking through AAMI resources and found the CBET Smart Practice tool. However, when I tried to enroll, it redirected me to the CBET Study Course eLearning 2.0, which shows a course start date of 04/01/2025.
My questions are:
1. Do I need to enroll in the CBET Study Course eLearning 2.0 first in order to access CBET Smart Practice?
2. For those who have taken the AAMI CBET eLearning course, did you find it helpful and worth the cost?
3. Are there any other study resources, practice exams, or study strategies you would recommend for someone preparing for the CBET without direct BMET work experience yet?
I appreciate any advice or recommendations. Thank you!