| i wouldn't say that- from your list it looks like there are some tissue engineering core courses, thermodynamics is universal, and it seems pretty typical. there are 2 mandatory instrumentation classes, and then there seems to be out of the 4 that you have to choose 2 from the following:
BIOE 442*- Tissue Engineering Laboratory Module
BIOE 443*- Bioprocessing Laboratory Module
and the other two are mech/instrumentation. and then the electives are what matter-so it looks like a solid program for cellular, but the best way to do it, i think, would be to email some professors, or if possible get down there and talk to someone. also, bioengineering is bioengineering, once you do your undergrad, you can go to a school that has cellular/molecular as it's specialization and do your research in that field. but do talk to people at the schools-i'm just a high school student like you. according to the professor i was talking about these are his BioE suggestions:
Johns Hopkins
Univ. Califonia at San Diego
Utah
Georgia Tech
Boston University
University of Washington (in Seattle)
University of Michigan
University of Texas (Austin)
University of Pennsylvania
MIT
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