Is my List Realistic?

Ctesiphon
Thu, 18 Sep 2014 02:22:53 +0000

What do you plan to do after graduation, as of now? Keep in mind to become an actual practicing biological/biomedical engineer, a master’s is necessary. Many biomedical engineers do an undergrad in mechanical or possibly electrical and then do their master’s in such a field.

I don’t know of any liberal arts colleges that offer biomedical engineering. Lafayette College has great engineering programs and you may be able to get some merit there. Bucknell University also comes to mind. Lehigh is also worth looking into.

Liberal arts colleges have smaller close-knit environments. While upper-level engineering classes are going to be small at almost every university, generally since not many people major in engineering at LACs you’ll have that close attention all throughout, and the research opportunities aren’t as competitive.