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BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING

 
 

Graduate Admissions

 

Graduate Requirements

Students admitted to our BME graduate eduation program typically have a B.S. or M.S. in engineering, natural sciences, or mathematical sciences. A minimal mathematical background includes calculus through differential equations; a minimal science & engineering background includes a combined total of three years of physical, chemical, and engineering sciences. Undergraduate course grades should average higher than a B or undergraduate class ranking should be in the top 20%. In previous graduate studies, course grades should average at least a B+. The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) Quantitative score should be at least in the 80th percentile or higher. For students whose first language is not English, a minimum TOEFL score of 600 is required for unconditional admission.

Financial aid for first year students is limited to those with excellent academic records and very strong recommendations. Typically, applicants for fellowships without specific research constraints will be chosen from among those with at least a B+ undergraduate course grade average, undergraduate class ranking in the top 10%, and with a GRE Quantitative score in the 90th percentile or higher. Applicants for research assistantships will be chosen based on their excellent credentials, background and interests in relation to funded research projects of faculty. No teaching assistantships are available.

Our Graduate Admissions Frequently Asked Questions list provides additional details regarding our graduate admissions.

Application Procedure

Step 1.
Apply to the Case School of Graduate Studies. Information on how to apply can be found here. Instructions and additional information are also available for prospective graduate students.
 
Step 2. Please direct inquires about the application procedure to:
Carol Adrine
BME Graduate Admissions Coordinator
Email: carol.adrine@case.edu
Phone: (216)-368-4094

This page was last modified September 24, 2008