As a dual degree student, you'll experience life on two campuses and enjoy the advantages of both. Students may also take relevant engineering courses at the University of Minnesota through the College of Continuing Education. I participants may also complete a four-year degree at their first college before transferring to IT to complete the bachelor of engineering degree. Under Plan II, students pursue a master of science degree in engineering at the University of Minnesota after completing a bachelor's degree in mathematics or science at a participating college. Although this process typically involves completing some undergraduate engineering courses at the University, the total number of courses varies by department and specialty area.
Students can usually complete the master's degree in two years.
Students in both plans complete the same pre-engineering courses. Plan II students also take additional courses that will prepare them for graduate work in their chosen field, and they may also choose to take relevant courses through he College of Continuing Education. To learn more about the dual degree program, contact your pre-engineering advisor or an admissions representative at one of the participating schools . You don't need to select one of the degree plans until you formally apply to IT or to the Graduate School. Plan I Apply for admission to IT during your junior year.