Class of 2017, where are you applying?

[edesirim]

Stanford
MIT
Caltech
Columbia
Cal Poly SLO
UC Davis, Berkeley, LA
Cornell
Rice
Duke

Mechanical Engineering or Chemical Engineering

A note to all the people that want to major in biomedical engineering in undergrad: I did some research over the summer, and supposedly, companies don't like to hire people with biomedical engineering degrees over say mechanical or chemical engineering degrees. The biomedical engineering major right now is to broad, while mechanical gives you the core concepts. I am still interested in doing biomedical engineering, which is why I am doing M.E. in undergrad and B.M.E for my masters.

Just trying to help you all out. Good Luck!