Question for Engineering Premeds

[Zuerst]

Just out of curiosity, approximately how many credit hours will/did you have when you graduate from your undergraduate institution and how many years will/did it take you? What is/was your specific field of engineering? ie biomedical, electrical, mech...etc

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[kevster2001]

All my premed engineering friends are graduating in 4 years. Apparently their curriculum left them enough room to get the reqs in. Alot were engineering reqs anyways.

 

[Bluntman]

Just out of curiosity, approximately how many credit hours will/did you have when you graduate from your undergraduate institution and how many years will/did it take you?

Hmmm I had a bunch of credits, but they're in quarter-units so the number probably won't mean much to you. (~250 if I remember) I got out in 4 years flat with a double in bioeng and molecular bio. I came in with a good amount of AP and did take a bunch of summer classes tho.

 

[CptCrunch]

I will be graduating with 149.5 credits over 4 years.

 

[EddieIndy]

I'm a BME major, so it will take me four years.

 

[medrad]

Just out of curiosity, approximately how many credit hours will/did you have when you graduate from your undergraduate institution and how many years will/did it take you? What is/was your specific field of engineering? ie biomedical, electrical, mech...etc[/QUOT

finished with 142 sem. hrs - graduated in four - completely unrelated field, computer engineering. Had a good deal of AP credit and placed out of all intro biology (thank god)

 

[juiceman311]

146 credits
4.5 years, including 2 summers (8 consecutive semesters until this summer)
biomedical engr

 

[Sol Rosenberg]

I am an Electrical Engineer, and I took 155 credits as part of my undergrad.

 

[R.P. McMurphy]

I am Bioengineering - 141 credits

 

[Dhookup515]

biomedical engineering with electrical engineering concentration 4 year about 145 credits

 

[Bubblehead-to-MD]

B.S. in Aerospace Engineering from the United States Naval Academy. I graduated with 158 credits, but that included two semesters of ORGO. I still have to take two semesters of BIO.

 

[SpinEcho13]

We have credits, but each class is just worth 1. 4 classes per quarter is normal. 48 credits to graduate. (4 credits/quarter*3quarters/year = 12 credits /year.)

I took overload of 5 classes instead of 4 for 3 quarters and took Orgo (3 credits) over the summer, and will be graduating in 3.5 years.

This is for BME with a Signals and Imaging (EE) specialization.

Came in with nothing, no AP, no CC credit.

 

[Wookey]

280 quarter units in 5 yrs, Computer Engineering with Bio Sci minor.

 

[ph8]

Just out of curiosity, approximately how many credit hours will/did you have when you graduate from your undergraduate institution and how many years will/did it take you? What is/was your specific field of engineering? ie biomedical, electrical, mech...etc

Graduated in 5 years with 135 credits, BSME.
Been back in for about a year taking pre-reqs: spring+summer+fall+spring+ summer. Now at 159 credits.

Worked about 30 hrs per week in ugrad, now working about 25 hrs per week postbacc.

 

[Rockstar2Doc]

162 credits, 2.5 years. I am insane.

 

[MrMet31]

210 credits, 2 engineering degrees (biomedical and industrial), all my pre reqs = 5.5 years