I want to go into Biomedical engineering or Environment engineering. The school I want to go to is a liberal arts college. Meaning only degrees like bio-Chem Bio ETC. If I do get a Liberal arts degree in biology what are my chances of getting into a PhD program for engineering or should I just choose another school. Thanks!
What are my options, and can you help me with my plan.
Are liberal art degree worth it?
2011-04-17 8:30 pm
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2011-04-17 8:33 pm
✔ 最佳答案
There are some liberal arts colleges that offer engineering; you probably should have looked into that. You can probably get into a masters course, but you'll need to take a bunch of make-up courses. But getting a BA in bio from a liberal arts college won't be any different than getting it from a university. Take a lot of math and physics along with it.
參考: BA in physics from a liberal arts college, PhD in physics from a large university
2011-04-17 9:07 pm
No liberal arts college teaches engineering. If a college teaches engineering, then that have at least one professional program and are not a liberal arts college. Getting into a PhD program in engineering from a non-engineering degree would require you to earn the equivalent of a bachelors in engineering because of prerequisites.
2011-04-17 8:40 pm
BS owned a BA degree any day.
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