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Best Universities for Biomedical engineering (Reach (Duke (It's Duke…
Best Universities for Biomedical engineering
Reach
Johns Hopkins University
"3+1" program for getting bachelors and masters degrees within 4 years w/ an optional 5th year
Has a transfer program from 2-year and 4-year programs
Duke
It's Duke (also their program is top rated nationwide)
Some CCP credits might transfer if there is a Duke equivalent course
One of the best schools that have a strong background and program for neural engineering in BME
Can double major in electrical engineering with only three additional classes
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Attainable
NC State
Does not have a focus on neural engineering but best for affordability and rigor of the program and it does have specific classes related to neuroscience
Carolina
[More UNC Info]
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https://catalog.unc.edu/undergraduate/programs-study/biomedical-health-sciences-engineering-major-bs-/#requirementstext
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Course guide for 1st through 4th
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Attainable-ish
Virginia Tech
A new biomedical engineering program (it is a bachelor of science tho so I don't know if that affects it in any way) (probably not accredited program either)
Safety
ECU
My backup of my backup
Schools to look more into
Wake Forest University
Only has biomedical engineering for graduate school
Georgia Institute of Technology
University of Texas-Austin (also look into their Cambridge "Maymester" Program)
Lehigh University
University of California-Davis (Biochemical engineering?)
About $63,000 a year for non California residents
Purdue university
Rutgers University- New Brunswick (no neuroengineering)
New Jersey Institute of Technology
Clemson University (study abroad opportunities)
University of California- Irvine
Rice University
The Rice Investment will allow students from here in the United States coming from families with combined incomes below $130,000 to attend the school on full tuition scholarships.
No neural engineering(?)
"As a subspecialty of biomedical engineering, neuroengineers can expect their field to grow 72 percent during the 2008 to 2018 decade."