Our fastest growing pathway, Biomedical Engineering, sparks creativity of innovative engineering with a biology and life sciences twist. This pathway encourages students to combine life sciences and engineering perspectives and features use of innovative tools and equipment. Coursework includes collaboration with medical and bioengineering professionals and a specific focus on patient interaction through diagnostic exercises.
Introduction to Engineering Design (PLTW)
Principles of Biomedical Sciences (PLTW)
Human Body Systems (PLTW)
Choose 1.0 credits from: Computer Science Essentials (PLTW), AP Computer Science Principles (PLTW), AP Computer Science A (PLTW)
Engineering Design & Development (PLTW)
4 English
4 Math including Statistics
6 Science (Traditional Sciences including 6 STEM credits)
3 Social Studies (American History, Civics, Economic and Financial Literacy are required)
“I didn’t know what to expect of the new biomedical pathway, but after going through the first course, Principles of Biomedical Science, I wish I was a freshman this year. I would have loved to have the opportunity to complete the entire pathway. It was interesting to not only learn about body systems, but also get into the forensics behind it. It broadened my knowledge of biomedical science and I was interested in what I was learning the entire time. I knew that I wanted to enter the medical field before I took this course, but I am even more interested now. I am so happy that students entering high school have the chance to experience all there is to offer in the Biomedical STEM Pathway. In the fall, I am planning to attend Millersville University for biology with the hopes of going to Veterinary school." - Sara Hoover, OVHS Class of 2020