PRINTER-FRIENDLY VERSION OF THE GUIDESHEEtMCAT Preparation
These suggested course tracks are based on undergraduate requirements from the class entering in the 2024-25 academic year. These are only suggestions, refer to the University Academic Guide for the official requirements for each major.
For archived requirements, refer to the University Academic Guide Archives. Select "Previous Bulletins/Guides," then click "Binghamton University Archives" under the heading View Online.
For more information on graduate-level requirements go here.
Please make note of Pre- or Co-requisites
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Year 1
Engineering Design Division - The freshman year is common to all engineering majors
Fall
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General Education Elective (A, D, G, N)
Body/Wellness
Spring
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General Education Elective (A, D, G, N)
Or
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Body/Wellness
Year 2
Fall
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Or
General Education Elective (A, D, G, N)
Spring
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General Education Elective (A, D, G, N)
Year 3
BME Depth Electives are chosen from your concentration.
Science Electives include: PSYC 111, PSYC 220, ANTH 243 and ANTH 240 (summer and winter online courses),
any 300 level and above course in BCHM, CHEM, or BIOL.
Fall
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BME Depth or Science Elective
Spring
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General Education Elective (A, D, G, N)
Year 4
BME Depth Electives are chosen from your concentration.
Science Electives include: PSYC 111, PSYC 220, ANTH 243 and ANTH 240 (summer and winter online courses),
any 300 level and above course in BCHM, CHEM, or BIOL.
Fall
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BME Depth Elective
Spring
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BME Depth Elective
BME with MCAT Preparation
Year 1
Engineering Design Division - The Freshman Year is common to all engineering majors.
Fall
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General Education Elective (A, D, G, N)
Body/Wellness
Spring
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General Education Elective (A, D, G, N)
Body/Wellness
Year 2
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Year 3
Fall
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Pre-Med Elective
Pre-Med Elective
MCAT
Typically taken after Junior Year
Before the MCAT, you are suggested to take:
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Year 4
Fall
BME Depth Elective chosen from your concentration.
Spring
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BME Depth Elective chosen from your concentration.
General Education Elective (A, D, G, N)
General Education Elective (A, D, G, N)
Any 300-level or above course in BCHM, CHEM, and BIOL, as well as any course from the following list:
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BME Major Concentrations
Students are required to select an area of emphasis to gain more in-depth knowledge and specialty training in biomedical engineering. Students must take any two courses from the list of courses prescribed in each concentration to declare their concentration. Courses from a concentration fulfill the BME Depth Electives.
Biomaterials and Bio-pharmaceutical Technology Concentration
Choose two courses to declare this concentration.
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Biomedical Devices and Instrumentations Concentration
Choose two courses to declare this concentration.
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Computational Biosystems Concentration
Choose two courses to declare this concentration.
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Pre-Med Concentration
Students who wish to complete the pre-health concentration, but are not planning on
taking the MCAT, must complete two courses from the pre-health concentration below,
in addition to any two engineering depth electives from the other three BME concentrations.
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Students who plan on taking the MCAT should follow the BME MCAT Preparation Guidesheet to complete the suggested courses prior to taking the MCAT Exam.
