Admission
Requirements:
For those seeking
a Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) degree, first-time college
students from high school are admitted to one of the following
entry-level majors based on academic preparation.
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First-Year
Engineering:
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Minimum ACT
Math score of 23
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or
Minimum SAT Math score of 530
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or
YSU Math Placement of Math 1571 (Calculus I)
Note: Students
deficient in high school trigonometry are required to
enroll in Math 1513. International students must also
present a minimum TOEFL score of 525.
Pre-Engineering
& Technology:
For those who do
not meet the above criteria
To transfer into the First-Year Engineering major from
another major, a student must:
To
transfer into a degree-granting engineering major, a student
must:
Engineering
Disqualification Policy:
A student who
earns two grades of D, F, or NC in the same course(s)
listed below will be disqualified from transferring into
a degree-granting engineering major. These courses are:
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Math 1513, Math
1571, English 1540, English 1550, Chemistry 1515,
and Physics 2610.
Requirements
for the Bachelor of Engineering Degree
It is the student's
responsibility to complete the graduation requirements
for his or her specific engineering program. It is strongly
recommended, however, that the student consult with his
or her advisor each term. Some departments require academic
advisement.
The curricula leading
to the degree require a minimum of 129-135 semester hours
of credit, not including any make-up of high school deficiencies.
High school deficiencies must be completed during the
first two years of coursework.
A limited offering
is available during summer terms, and should be used with
the consultation of the advisor. |
