zreinhar

I am very interested in this program, but due to the nature of the class sizes I haven't found much info. I went to a very small state undergrad and majored in EE and Math. I did research in undergrad for about 3 years at the Georgia Tech Research Institute (EE-related research, not BME) and now go to GT for an MS in Bioengineering. I am thinking about applying to the MEMP program as I love the idea of taking med school courses and the clinical rotations involving working with actual patients. My GRE was 800Q 540V and UGPA of 3.7. intirb: Do you know of any students there who entered the program with a Master's and if that had any bearing on 1) helping them in in the case of a good school and 2) changed the number of classes or length of the program for them? Any help would be great!

Johns Hopkins has an MS in Biotechnology that does not require GRE. However, given the name, they probably compensate for that by hacing very high requirements for WE, Research, Pubs, Recs, etc.