<p>I got accepted to University of Minnesota: Twin cities - college of science and engineering. and my major is biomedical engineering. I'm planning on going. </p>
<p>I know that U of Minn was ranked 22nd or 28th on engineering but I was wondering what other people thought about U of Minn. Would going to U of Minn for engineering a good choice?</p>
<p>I can’t really answer this question without knowing what your other options are. Where else are you considering?</p>
<p>For engineering in general, Minnesota is very good. You can look to any of the major rankings (USNews, NRC, ARWU, etc.) if you want confirmation of this.</p>
<p>For BME specifically, UMN is also strong. I don’t think BME is the strongest department in the College of Science & Engineering, but it is still solid and the outcomes seem pretty good: <a href=“Undergraduate program | Biomedical Engineering | College of Science and Engineering”>Undergraduate program | Biomedical Engineering | College of Science and Engineering;
<p>One plus for UMN is that you’ll probably find me there :)</p>
<p>For other schools i got accepted to like UC Davis and Drexel, i applied to their biology program. so yeah 
I wish i applied to biomed engineering. </p>
<p>Yeah! i heard The U’s chemical engineering is like the best. I wasn’t sure if other engineering majors were equally great :)</p>
<p>For pretty much any major in CSE or CBS, I’d probably take the U over Davis or Drexel.</p>
<p>There are many biomedical engineering companies in the Minnesota area, so I would think it would be a good place for coops and internships. If you are doing BME as a career choice, not as a stepping stone to premed, I would look at what companies recruit there. </p>
<p>Are you from the Minnesota area? It’s pretty cold there!</p>