Binghamton University Thomas J. Watson College of Engineering and Applied Science 0 courses
A 4+1 Bachelor of Science and Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering program is available for motivated students. The MS degree is a professional credential that consistently commands a substantially higher starting salary. The 4+1 degree program offers the advantage of less time to degree completion, finishing the MS while a full-time student rather than an extended part-time program, and the ability to start employment at the master’s level. To be eligible, undergraduate students must have a GPA of 3.5 or higher after five semesters (fall semester, Third year) or equivalent; students with a GPA above 3.0 (but below 3.5) can be admitted with two signatures of support from BME faculty (submitted to the BME graduate program director). Students apply for admission to the 4+1 degree program during their third year by completing a short application available in the Biomedical Engineering department office or online. Once admitted to the program, students typically begin taking graduate courses during their senior year. Up to three graduate courses taken in the student’s fourth year can count toward both their MS degree requirements and their fourth-year BS elective requirements. (Students may not take more than three graduate courses as undergraduates.) Students in this program must be registered for a total of 21-24 graduate credits during their fifth (graduate) year (a total of seven or eight courses). By January 15 of the fourth year, a formal application for Graduate...
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