Upon successful completion of this program, a student may transfer to the College of Engineering, Southern Illinois University and begin work on a Bachelor of Science degree in one of the engineering programs at the junior level. The College of Engineering at Southern Illinois University offers B.S, M.S, and Ph.D. degree programs. The College baccalaureate programs include four engineering majors and three technology specializations. The College was established in 1961, making SIUC the second public university in Illinois to offer engineering degrees. The University's engineering and technology graduates now hold positions of professional importance worldwide.
Program is available to SIUC students on an elective basis.
Students with less than 26 semester hours will be required to meet new freshman admission requirements including ACT score, class rank, and high school courses as stated in the most recent Undergraduate catalog. Career Placement Information Average salary offers to College of Engineering graduates are at or slightly above the national average for each major. Historically, about 68 percent of our students have at least one job offer upon graduation, Almost all students are either placed in professional employment or are continuing their education through graduate study in engineering, business, law, or medicine. Remaining courses are to be completed at SIUC for students transferring with an Associate of Science are outlined. Web Admin Best viewed with Netscape 4.0 or higher, or Microsoft Explorer 4.0 or higher.