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Yes, I got a reply last week via email.

Hello, Do any of you have information on John Hopkins University Master of Science in Engineering and Management. I figure its a lot like the MEM degree and am deciding between this program and Duke's MEM. Thanks.

Also would the schools I mentioned be a reach or reasonable?

Thanks you your input! Just to clarify: What other schools would have a better job placement? Is there a bad reputation with these schools in that department?

Hi everyone, Just wanted to get some feedback as I decide whether or not its worth it to apply to a certain number of schools' Master of Engineering and Management program/Master of Engineering program: Duke MEM, Dartmouth MEM, John Hopkins Master of Science in Engineering Management and Cornell Master of Engineering. First off, statistics; GRE: Quant: 161 Verbal: 155 GPA: 3.4/4 Major: Biomedical Engineering University: Case Western Reserve University Work Experience: 8 month co-op at Philips Healthcare. LOR: 1 from professor I did research with last summer (affiliations with Duke) 1 professor who is my advisor and I will also be a teaching assistant for one of the courses he teaches. 1 from my manager at Philips during my 8 month co-op. Research: Summer research assistant involving cardiac MRI and contrast agents with professor mentioned above. Cardovascular research assistant for 8 months at Case Western Reserve School of Medicine. Extracurricular: Biomedical Engineering Society Case Western Reserve University Chapter, Chair of Philanthropy and Chair of Industrial Relations, College Fellowships, Peer Tutor, Teaching Assistant for Biophysics course. SOP: I would assume relatively strong, nothing extroadinary, but it shouldn't cause a problem. Sorry, this is vague, but I have not written it yet. NOTE: I've already been accepted into the Case Western MEM program. If there is anything that would help you in answering, let me know. I'm new to the forums, so if I do not abide by certain specific guidelines, I apologize in advance. Thanks!