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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't know for sure, but the BME departments often come from the ChemE departments (I believe this is true of Hopkins). ChemE is a punishment major. Meaning they have by far the lowest grad averages. So it's not a pleasant experience. That said, if your child is truly interested in it, go for it.

I worked for many year in interdisciplinary sciences (bio, chem, materials science, chem E, BME). It's possible to do the same work in different majors too. [/quote]

2026 USNWR Top Undergraduate Schools for Chemical Engineering

1. MIT
2. Georgia Tech
3. Berkely

24. JHU[/quote]

Not bad when most could have gone to Georgia Tech and Berkeley.[/quote]

GT and Berkely both have single digit OOS acceptance rates. [/quote]

not impressive when berkeley is test blind and gt is test optional while hopkins is test required with a lower acceptance rate and higher stats[/quote]

First, GT has never been test optional and they have an overall 9% OOS Acceptance rate. So you are wrong there. Second, since you seem to keep posting nonsense let me give you some stats...because GT makes things public my friend.  For this upcoming Fall Semester GT received [b]27, 893 OOS Applications specifically for Engineering[/b].  Of those, [b]1,950[/b] [b]were admitted[/b].  This is a 7% Acceptance rate this cycle for OOS Engineering for GT.  If you want to toss International Applications in the mix for Engineering. They received 32,668 combined (OOS and International) applications for Engineering and admitted only 2,288 for a 7.1% Acceptance rate.[/quote]

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