Fast Facts

1950 Undergraduates
9 Undergraduate programs
14:1 Student faculty ratio
98% Job placement rate
22: Average class size
26 ACT / 1230 SAT: Average test scores
Selective admissions: 600 selected from 1,600 applicants yearly
07-08 Tuition & Fees: $9,381 (Resident) $23,904 (Non-resident)

What Sets Us Apart

• Co-op program consistently named top 5 in nation! (US News & World Report)
• Graduate with 1 ½ years of professional experience
• Choose local, national, or international co-op
• Earn $40,000 - $60,000 during your co-op employment
• Research ranked "most selective" (National Science Foundation)
• Accelerated bachelor's to master's degree (ACCEND)
• Graduate in the same 5 years with a master's degree
• Starting salary can be $20,000 higher with a master's degree
• State-of-the-art research with internationally known faculty

Aerospace Engineering Biomedical Engineering Chemical Engineering Civil Engineering Computer Engineering

Computer Science Electrical Engineering Materials Engineering Mechanical Engineering

ACCEND - BS to Master's Program

• BS Aerospace / MS Aerospace Engineering
• BS Aerospace / MBA
• BS Chemical / MS Chemical Engineering
• BS Chemical / MS Materials Engineering
• BS Chemical / MBA
• BS Civil / MS Environmental Engineering
• BS Civil / MBA
• BS Electrical / MS Computer Engineering
• BS Electrical / MS Electrical Engineering
• BS Materials / MBA
• BS Mechanical / MS Mechanical Engineering
• BS Mechanical Engineering / MBA

For additional information on Undergraduate programs offered at the College of Engineering visit the Undergraduate Student Admission Information Section.

Graduate Programs

Aerospace Engineering Biomedical Engineering Chemical Engineering Civil Engineering Computer Engineering Computer Science Electrical Engineering Environmental Engineering

Environmental Science Health Physics Materials Science and Engineering Mechanical Engineering Medical Physics Nuclear Engineering Radiological Engineering

The Masters of Engineering Program (MEng)

The Master of Engineering program provides a graduate degree that focuses on an individual's ability to contribute to the technical workforce. It is differentiated from the Master of Science degree in that the MS is a research-based program. The MEng program is based on coursework and a capstone project; it does not require a thesis. Unlike the Master of Science degree, a student obtaining the Master of Engineering degree will typically not matriculate into a PhD program. The difference is not on the rigor of the coursework or a lack of competencies, but rather on the focus of the curriculum.

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For additional information on graduate programs offered at the College of Engineering visit the Graduate Studies Office website.

To apply to a program, use our On Line Application form.