Hm maybe I'll switch to biochemistry. The description says:
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Biochemistry is the science in which the principles of chemistry, biology, genetics, mathematics and physics are focused on investigations of biomolecules, organelles, cells, tissues and organisms. It provides the basis for biotechnology and molecular biology techniques ranging from biomolecular computation and modeling to regulation of gene expression. Biochemists study the discrete characteristics of every organism and biological process. Biochemistry prepares students for careers in many areas of science, medicine, agriculture, and industry.
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If I can't get into biomedical, then perhaps this would be more of a step in the right direction. Plus it basically follows what I've already taken so I wouldn't be too far behind. Heck. The description for biochemistry sounds way more amazing than the one for chemical engineering, which says things like, "Chemical engineers are focused on minimizing the generation of environmental pollutants, and manufacturing the product inexpensively, safely, and in sufficient quantity and purity to meet the needs of the consumers and the requirements of regulatory agencies." Ick.
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