I think the most important thing to do is to focus on getting an internship or co-op before you graduate. A lot of jobs require a year of experience and if your grades are amazing but you don’t have any internships on your resume, they would not hire you. Also research is a big thing, big companies like to see that you are interested in what you are studying and have patience towards it. The more research you do, the more knowledgeable you look on papers. I advise all the BME students that are doing MS right now to try to register for the ME design master classes, they would count towards your MS degree in BME, and they will give you opportunity to explore SOLIDWORKS that is always used in the industry; that would open a lot of job positions for you and make you stand out.