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Hey community members. Let's do a quick research of choosing top school. Assume that you are a intended to go for Biomedical Engineering and searching for top schools. So what would be your top 5 schools for BME and what strategy would you apply while searching? consider an acceptance rate about 20 to 40% and for undergraduate studies