<p>The biomedical engineering schedule is very rigid (if you specialize). You can see them online here: <a href=“Biomedical Engineering | Case Western Reserve University”>Biomedical Engineering | Case Western Reserve University;
<p>Here is a sample schedule for a specialty sequence (like polymeric biomaterials): <a href=“Biomedical Engineering | Case Western Reserve University”>Biomedical Engineering | Case Western Reserve University;
<p>Very rigid, but if you have AP Credit or take summer classes, you can take a few electives. Also, you don’t have to specialize. It’s up to you.</p>
<p>Case is great because your workload is as hard as you make it. You can choose to take 18 credits a semester or just take 14. You can specialize, take the basics, or switch majors pretty easily.</p>