Students must have a minimum combined SAT score of 1350 and a high grade point average to apply to the program, and they must meet Mount Sinai's standards of character and health. Students are accepted after their sophomore year at Cooper Union and must go on to complete their baccalaureate degree at Cooper with a minimum G.P.A. of 3.2. For further information about this program, contact the Chemistry department. Business School Business schools will admit students with any engineering major, but you are required to take the GMAT examination and submit a long essay about your qualifications for a career in business. You also will need at least two recommendations from employers or professors.
Business schools are particularly concerned with excellent verbal skills.
Fluency in a foreign language is also an asset. Students who have been admitted to the Sloan School of Business at MIT should inquire about the Martin Trust Graduate Scholarship in Management , a special fellowship for Cooper Union alumni that pays for tuition for the first year at Sloan. Law School Law school does not require any special preparation, but the curriculum in law school emphasizes research abilities, writing and verbal skills, and attention to detail. In addition to your engineering courses, it is wise to take courses in the humanities and social sciences. In making the decision to admit you, law schools look at your grade point average, the difficulty of your course load, your score on the LSAT, faculty recommendations, and your essay.