3+2 Combined Program

The 3+2 Combined Program with Engineering Partner Schools program allows students interested in a liberal arts education and engineering to earn two undergraduate degrees within five years. Students in this program study at CMC for the first three years, completing at least 24 courses toward the Bachelor of Arts degree, including 3+2 Combined Program major requirements and all general education requirements except for senior thesis. They then apply to transfer to an accredited school of engineering of their choice to complete a Bachelor of Science degree. Upon receipt of the Bachelor of Science degree from the engineering school, CMC students receive their Bachelor of Arts degree from CMC with a 3+2 Combined Program major.

The core requirements of the 3+2 Combined Program major represent a common set of requirements for admission to a variety of engineering programs. Students may choose one of two pathways within this major, the 3+2 Combined Program: Economics or 3+2 Combined Program: Integrated Sciences. Most engineering programs will require additional courses for admission to specific engineering subdisciplines. Students in the 3+2 Combined Program must meet with one of the program advisors at CMC to develop a detailed individual plan of courses for their three years at CMC.

Primary Contacts: Professor David Nembhard, Program Advisor; Professor Paul Nerenberg, Program Advisor

3+2 Combined Program Major