I have a BS in biology from a very good liberal arts school (one of the 'Little Ivies') where virtually no engineering courses were offered (we didn't have a single comp sci course--a shame). My GPA is 3.5, and my GRE is 170Q/165V. The only remotely engineering-ish courses I've taken are 2 semesters of physics and 2 semesters of calculus, all of which I did well in. Most bioengineering programs list as prerequisites diff eq, multivariable, which I know next to nothing about, and a host of physics courses I'm even less familiar with. But they also may say something like 'if you don't have all the prereqs, we'll consider you on a case by case basis.'
I've always been a good math student, and had a knack for comp-sci in the limited exposure I've had to it. I feel confident that given the opportunity, I could catch up, but will a good program even give me a serious look? If I do get in, will I be totally out of my depth?
Thanks for your help!!