All have changed since just a few years ago. Improvements in our life don't just happen however. Instead, many of the changes come from the minds and hands of men and women teaming up as engineers working on both the cutting edge technologies and the every day routines that improve the quality of our lives. But the teamwork also doesn't just happen. Behind the engineer is a background of knowledge and experience.
Engineering is a challenging field, requiring years of study, but also years of hands-on practice.
And beginning the process of becoming an engineer at Goshen College is an excellent option. The binary program The pre-engineering program at Goshen is designed to provide the student with a strong liberal arts background as well as technical background in the engineering sciences. The student typically spends three years at Goshen, followed by two years at either Case Western Reserve University, Washington University of St. Louis, Penn State University or the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Students completing the program receive a bachelor's degree from both Goshen and the partner school. Thanks to formal arrangements with the four schools listed above, if you maintain a 3.0 grade point average, both overall and in your math and science courses, and earn the recommendation of the GC pre-engineering adviser, you will automatically be accepted into the engineering school at the partner institution.