<p>I'm interested in BioEng. The question I want to ask you is, are the courses going to be very restricted to sciences courses (such as physics, chemistry). I'm asking because I want to take other courses like psychology, but I'm more interested in Bio Engineering than pure biology (which would be CAS).</p>
<p>Would I be able to enjoy some freedom in taking non-engineering courses at COE if I'm applying for Biological Engineering?</p>
<p>Thanks!</p>
<p>There are a minimum of 6(?) liberal arts classes that engineers must take to graduate. There is no limit, it’s just that you do get at least those 6.</p>
<p>it depends on how many credits you would come in with, and by credits, im talking about the ones earned from ap/ib/summer school. e.g, i came in with roughly 35-40 credit hours and at the rate i’m going, i’d only need to take an average of 12 credits/semester to graduate on time. however, im not going to take only 12/semester, but probably add a class or 2 im really interested in per semester. coincedentally, i too, was interested in arts such as psychology even though im bioengineering. </p>
<p>and locklockboy’s right, there are liberal studies classes and you can certainly take psych to fulfill one of your requirements.</p>