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→I do not have a biology major/minor, and I'm wondering if that will hinder me to get into the BE Division.
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That really depends on what your interests are. Different schools have strengths in different areas. One factor that many students don't think about enough is the place in which they will be living. Keep in mind that you will be in that town or city for quite a while so it should be a factor in where you go. | That really depends on what your interests are. Different schools have strengths in different areas. One factor that many students don't think about enough is the place in which they will be living. Keep in mind that you will be in that town or city for quite a while so it should be a factor in where you go. | ||
===I do not have a biology major/minor, and I'm wondering if that will | ===I do not have a biology major/minor, and I'm wondering if that will hurt my application to BE.=== | ||
A biology major/minor is not required. However, it is helpful to have taken some basic biology courses and/or worked in biology-related research. | A biology major/minor is not required. However, it is helpful to have taken some basic biology courses and/or worked in biology-related research. That said, people with very diverse backgrounds are accepted every year. | ||
===What is MIT like?=== | ===What is MIT like?=== | ||
