Top 20 Schools With The Largest B.S. Biomedical Engineering Graduating Class in 2007

Top 20 schools which offer B.S. Biomedical Engineering degrees by graduating class size.  These schools represent 1641 graduates.  They represent about half the total number of B.S. BME graduates for 2007.  The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects approximately 300 new Biomedical Engineering jobs every year between 2006 and 2016.   As can be seen there is a significant mismatch  between the actual number of graduates and the projected number of jobs.  Anyone interested in these programs should note that the size of a department does not necessarily indicate a high level of quality when it comes to preparing a student for a corporate  career.

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The Number of Biomedical Engineers Graduating into Job Market in 2007 vs. Job Projections

School	Total Graduates	Male	Female
University of California-San Diego	166	113	53
Duke University	118	86	32
Johns Hopkins University	110	65	45
Case Western Reserve University	101	61	40
The University of Texas at Austin	91	49	42
Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus	91	53	38
University of California-Irvine	84	52	32
Vanderbilt University	83	55	28
Drexel University	72	43	29
University of California-Davis	71	46	25
Arizona State University at the Tempe Campus	71	36	35
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities	71	45	26
University of Virginia-Main Campus	70	42	28
University of California-Berkeley	70	51	19
Northwestern University	69	48	21
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute	66	40	26
University of Pennsylvania	61	35	26
Washington University in St Louis	60	42	18
University of Southern California	60	38	22
Marquette University	58	40	18

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