Possible ways to increase my chances of getting into Berkeley Bioengineering Masters Program?

antomicblitz
Tue, 21 Jul 2015 12:08:31 +0000

Okay I have an update to add. I ended up enrolling at a local community college around my area. I enrolled in differential equations, a programming course for engineering, and engineering level physics. I think I could get an A.S. degree in engineering before the next admission cycle next fall, which might complement my biology background and possibly fulfill most of the technical courses I might have missed while I was doing my BS. The strange thing I discovered is that admission requirements for the masters program doesn’t seem to be as rigid and defined as the experience I had transferring as an undergrad. The adcom didn’t really give me a definitive answer on what courses were absolutely required for acceptance.