Setting the record straight on BME

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hubert33: Not to be a downer, but I’m currently an undergrad in a 15-20 ranked ChemE program (lower than Delaware), and the guy in charge of grad admissions was giving a grad school presentation maybe a week ago, and someone asked that specific question (he was a chem major looking at ChE PhD programs). The admissions director said it’s very difficult to get into ChE PhD programs without some form of an engineering degree, and that there’s only one currently enrolled in my school’s ChE PhD program without an engineering undergrad degree.</p>

<p>Apparently it differs from school to school, as Jack and Mr.Zoo seem to have had different experiences, but I just wanted to give you a heads up. I don’t know anything about Delaware specifically.

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