Are BME classes (Biomedical Engineering) all considered as biology classes?

[SnMA]

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FOR ADEA dental application Are BME classes (Biomedical Engineering) all considered as biology classes? Some of my BME classes are ethics in engineering or some is Statistics for BME so I don't know if have to consider them as biology classes or consider them engineering classes under Other science.

 

[TrueMenace]

http://www.adea.org/uploadedFiles/G...l_ADEA_AADSAS/ADEA-AADSAS-Course-Subjects.pdf

If it has BME in the course prefix, it will most likely fall under Biology. AADSAS focuses on the course prefix mostly.

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[Toothout]

Yes

 

[SnMA]

http://www.adea.org/uploadedFiles/G...l_ADEA_AADSAS/ADEA-AADSAS-Course-Subjects.pdf

If it has BME in the course prefix, it will most likely fall under Biology. AADSAS focuses on the course prefix mostly.

If you want a 100% answer, call them tomorrow.

Thank you!

 

[SnMA]

Yes

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[bwc]

It depends mainly on the content and title of the course, not necessarily the department which offered the course. If the title of the course is quantitative physiology, for example, then it is obviously a biology course rather than an engineering course. If the title of the course is circuits, then it is obviously an engineering course rather than a biology course.

 

[SnMA]

It depends mainly on the content and title of the course, not necessarily the department which offered the course. If the title of the course is quantitative physiology, for example, then it is obviously a biology course rather than an engineering course. If the title of the course is circuits, then it is obviously an engineering course rather than a biology course.

Thanks