Biomedical Engineering?

<p>How is the biomed engineering school at wisconsin?
I'm very interested in this major, what would you say my chances are?</p>

<p>Hispanic
GPA: 3.4/3.8
ACT: 30 (R:32)
SAT: 1310/2030
Competitive private school in Florida, doesn't rank
6 APs by end of high school.</p>

<p>ECs:
-Volunteered at Memorial children's center for 20 weeks, 2 hours a week. (Sophomore) (Junior)
-Went 4 years in a row to Congres (French competition in Orlando)
-Part of Friends of FRAT, went to autistic child's house for 20 weeks, 2 hours a week. (Sophomore)
-Volunteered at Kesher, a program that provides a an education for children with learning disabilities from pre-school through high school. (Junior)
-Head of snack food drive for children at the respite shelter in Women in Distress of Broward County. Collected over 600 individual snacks. (Junior)
-Volunteered for a month in Fiji, heading various projects for rebuilding communities and the environment. (56 hours, 2009)
-President of HELP Club, for underprivileged children and battered women (Junior)
-Vice President of FRAT (Fostering Relationships with Autistic Teens and Children) (Junior)
-Treasurer of Green Team (Freshman)
-NHS Member
-National French Honors Society Member
-National Science Honors Society Member
-NFL (National Forensic League) Member</p>

<p>Also what are the average statistics for students at the school of engineering? </p>

<p>Thank you</p>

<p>Explore the UW website for information. Look at the College of Engineering catalog section for answers about the requirements for acceptances into its programs. All freshmen are accepted to the university as a whole, not a particular program. Some programs are limited by facilities- engineering, for example. There will be competition among preengineering students for those spots after taking college courses and having a UW gpa. Some programs are popular and more students than can be accomodated want them, therefore they are most competitive and gpa’s are higher than for others. Your HS stats and activities will not matter for this, but may be a predictor in how well you do at UW. You should look at other schools policies for majors as well and determine your chances of being able to actually pursue your intended major. No crystal ball answers. Good luck.</p>