The Science and Engineering Program at Boston University's Metropolitan College offers high school graduates an opportunity to enter a Boston University baccalaureate science or engineering degree program after successfully completing two years of study. The program is an enriched two-year Science Core Curriculum designed as preparation for engineering and science study, and as a result, improves the likelihood of future academic and professional success. The Science and Engineering Program is built around dedicated faculty who work closely with student.
Students thus have the opportunity to gain a better understanding of their coursework.
Credits earned in the Science and Engineering Program qualify students for continuation in the College of Engineering Bachelor of Science degree programs, which include aerospace, biomedical, computer sytems, electrical, manufacturing, and mechanical engineering, as well as an interdisciplinary program. Baccalaureate programs in the sciences at the College of Arts and Sciences are also available to students who complete the Science and Engineering Program. Completion of the undergraduate degree will normally require only two additional years of study. Students may also elect to continue in Metropolitan College's Bachelor of Science part-time degree programs, including computer science and mathematics.