<p>"…are there any schools you recommend with a little grade deflation and preferably from the link I pasted above?"</p>
<p>Don’t know if the schools from your link engage in “grade deflation,” but a few of them provide a very fine Chemical Engineering education:</p>
<p>Vanderbilt University
U of Pennsylvania
Rice University
Northwestern University</p>
<p>The Chemical Engineering department at Rice, like Yale Engineering, has strength in biological/medical research. Also, here’s a suggestion if you think you’re adventurous enough to enroll in college in Alabama. U Alabama-Birmingham (not the football power) is an excellent life sciences/ health sciences university. The UAB Medical School has a very good reputation. UAB doesn’t offer a Chemical Engineering degree. But…they do offer a combined BS/MD program.</p>
<p>UAB does have BME, but as stated above, many folks are of the opinion that an undergraduate BME diploma is not very useful at this time. Take a look to find out if a Materials Engineering degree, combined with some Chemistry coursework, would get you into the BS/MD program at UAB. If you didn’t win admission to the BS/MD program (you apply as a junior, I believe), at least you would have a marketable engineering degree after four years. And of course you could apply to other med schools as well.</p>
<p>Incidentally, UAB is a bargain, tuition-wise.</p>