<p>Who here applied (ED or RD) for engineering and which type? Do you know if its MIT tough to get in for engineering?</p>
<p>I applied for chemical engineering - i wish they had biomedical though.</p>
<p>why did you apply if they didn't have what you wanted???</p>
<p>Wellllllll, I keep flipping back and forth between chemical and biomedical engineering - right now I'm in my biomedical phase (cause i want to be a doctor) both disciplines seem REALLY fun and REALLY cool - for a dork like me :)</p>
<p>Did you apply for engineering?</p>
<p>Yeah, for computer science (ED, deferred)</p>
<p>OK, that sounds more reasonable.. I'm not sure what biomedical engineering is like, but you could probably "approximate" the biomedical experience by taking more biology-related subjects</p>
<p>i applied cheme, deferred ed, a friend got in ed for mechanical. i hear princeton engineering is more theoretical than at mit, but pton is still up there.</p>
<p>i applied RD Computer Science</p>
<p>Well, i did a lot of reading on the P-ton website about their engineering and it made it sound as if cheme was very similar to biomed (in SOME, not a LOT) of aspects. No matter what, i'm still going to be a mad scientist is college ;)</p>
<p>lol, i applied RD for chemical engineering, ive heard u ahve to like chem A LOT to like cheme</p>