During your first two years, talk to other students about their courses, talk to professors and see what happens in the laboratories. You will get a pretty good idea of which field interests you the most. All fields of engineering deal with the application of science and mathematics to practical problems. The more mathematics, chemistry, and physics you take in high school, the easier the transition to college will be. If you would like assistance in deciding which high school courses would be most helpful to you, an advisor from our department will be happy to talk with you.
Many students transfer to our department from another college or university.
They receive transfer credit in required courses if the classes taken are equivalent to those offered at this University. The advisor will review your past work, show you what degree requirements you may have completed, and outline what work you still have to do.