Program Prerequisites for Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering typically include: Program Prerequisites: Educational Requirements: A high school diploma or equivalent. Strong foundation in mathematics (preferably calculus and algebra), physics, chemistry, and biology. Advanced coursework such as AP/IB classes in math and science subjects is highly recommended. Application Requirements: A personal statement detailing the applicant’s interest in biomedical engineering, their motivation for pursuing the program, and relevant experiences such as internships, projects, or research in related fields. Letters of recommendation from teachers, especially in STEM fields (e.g., math, physics, or biology). Standardized Tests: Strong performance on standardized tests such as the SAT or ACT, with particular emphasis on math and science sections. AP or IB scores in physics, calculus, chemistry, or biology (if applicable) may be considered for placement or credit. Skills and Competencies: Proficiency in problem-solving and analytical thinking to address complex challenges in engineering and biology. Basic familiarity with programming and computational tools (optional but advantageous). Strong communication skills to write reports, document findings, and collaborate in interdisciplinary teams. Other Requirements: Some universities may require prior exposure to engineering concepts through high school STEM clubs, robotics competitions, or summer programs in engineering. Participation in volunteer work or internships related to healthcare or technology may enhance an application. A minimum GPA requirement, often around 3.0 or higher, particularly in STEM-related courses.