<p>Hey guys
I’ve gotten accepted to two research projects in two labs at JHU, one in Mech. E, and one in Biomed/Environmental E. Mech E internship will be led by the oldest tenuring, and one of the most well known, professors in the Engineering department (amongst the faculty, from what I gathered). Environ. E. will be led by an Assistant Professor/Research Head, who is the head of his own massive research group, and I will do research both at Bloomberg (#1 in the world) and Whiting (#1 for BME). </p>
<p>They both said that they would give me recs, so I’m wondering is this like, a unique thing? btw, atm I’m 15 and will be 16 soon, if that matters. </p>
<p>I like both projects, and they both have a bio/biomed feel (Mech E project deals with plankton, cavitation, fluid mechanics, etc). Should I pick ONE or can I do both, time permitting? I need service hours and i get hours for both, since I am not getting paid, as a research intern (btw this is independent research searching, not part of a program), I’m debating whether to do both projects or just pick he Environmental one and volunteer at a hospital, where I was accepted in the radiation oncology/oncology rehab area.</p>
<p>ONE MOAR THING!!!
will the engineering internships give me an edge in Dartmouth admissions? I’m really well rounded, just I’m making it extremely clear that I will major in engineering, as unlike many applicants, I wil have had a feel for the field and all.</p>