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BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING
 
 

Graduate Admissions
Frequently Asked Questions

 

•  When are the deadlines for applications to be submitted?
•  What are the GRE and TOEFL codes for Biomedical Engineering?
•  Do I have to take the TOEFL if I have taken it previously?
•  What is the average GPA expected of BME applicants?
•  What are the average GRE scores of BME applicants?
•  How can I set up a campus visit for graduate study in BME?
•  What mathematics is required for graduate study in BME?
 
Q:  When are the deadlines for applications to be submitted?
A:  Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. Most opportunities for financial support are available if complete applications for the spring semester are submitted by November 15, and for the fall semester by February 1.
 
Q:  What are the GRE and TOEFL codes for Biomedical Engineering?
A:  CASE institution code: 1105.
GRE department code: 1603.
TOEFL department code: 69.
 
Q:  Do I have to take the TOEFL if I have taken it previously?
A:  No. TOEFL is required from an international student who is not native English speaker, unless a graduate from a U.S. university.
 
Q:  What is the average GPA expected of BME applicants?
A:  Typical GPA is greater than 3.5/4.0, but the the students from highly competitive universities may have a lower GPA.
 
Q:  What are the average GRE scores of BME applicants?
A:  Typical quantitative percentile is above 80%.
 
Q:  How can I set up a campus visit for graduate study in BME?
A:  Based on complete applications that are highly rated, students will be invited to campus for a weekend at the end of February with most expenses paid. Students are not encouraged to come to campus for a visit unless a faculty member is willing to meet with the student.
 
Q:  What mathematics is required for graduate study in BME?
A:  The minimal level is four semesters calculus with differential equations. Most students will have mathematical applications in engineering at a higher level.
 

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