Binghamton Bioengineering vs. Stony Brook Biomedical Engineering?

cephraim
Sun, 30 Mar 2014 12:57:26 +0000

@TheBombingRange - I am not sure that is completely correct for two reasons: 1) My son was not accepted directly into the BME program at SBU. So, he’d have to take general engineering classes his first year anyhow and then apply to the BME program for sophomore year. 2) I have the Bing Bioengineering recommended course curriculum in front of me. Year 2 includes three BME classes.You declare after your FIRST year at Bing. I suppose that, if he were admitted directly into the BME program at SBU, he might be able to take a BME class or two freshman year. Maybe.