Foundations College Chemistry

Would it be unlikely I could get into MS for Biomedical Engineering, with a BS in biology and a minor in chemistry?

The ultimate plan is in med School to come. I will not help for a Master's thesis, my resume a bit. My bachelor's grade point average 3.94 and get my GRE score is to be announced. I want to get in the BME Masters program at the University of Iowa, and I'm a Texas school. I have research experience, but not much, and I am a part of the Honors College here, however, doubt that I am a diploma with academic degrees. I'm not much of a physics person, but I have a foundation in calculus (which I somehow have forgotten). To compensate for the lack of mathiness, I want to go in terms of stem cells and tissue engineering to ... It is too much of a stretch to go from biology to biomedical Engineering? I do not think that I am from a personal point of view, because I know I can do it with a few private lessons here and there, but it is unlikely to accept me? I've heard that schools frown on a change of direction, and I wonder if y'all know if this is true?

Actually, grad schools, not a change in the direction frown. In fact, the best programs allow students with a number of different origins. You should receive your application. If they want you to do renovation work, they say. Good luck.

Kate Queeney - 2009 Sherrerd Prize Recipient

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