<p>Just wondering, can engineering majors apply to the honors college?</p>
<p>Also, are the majors that we choose online binding?</p>
<p>And can engineering students apply for the scholars for medicine program?</p>
<p>Yes, No, Yes, but it's tough for enginessrs to get into med school, 1st on avg their GPA is lower b/c engineering is so damn hard and second after graduation they figure why grind further when I can get good pay right now. (My wife was an engineer for 10 yrs, Illinois U-C materials eng, Motorola, now a 4th yr medical student.)</p>
<p>Yes.</p>
<p>No, although I think you have to be admitted to the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences to declare one of their majors.</p>
<p>Yes. But why would you? An engineering degree is supposed to prepare you to work as an engineer; the Scholars for Medicine program is for people who are sure they want to attend Stony Brook's med school. I guess you could have an interest in clinical applications of BME or something, but a) I don't think there are many fields in biomedical engineering where an undergrad engineering degree and a medical degree would serve you as well as a PhD in BME, and b) be careful about GPA--Scholars for Medicine have to keep a 3.4 GPA, and the BME program (and all the other engineering programs) is a killer.</p>