Distinguished Professor
Jeffrey Jacobs of the Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering is the new Elwin G. Wood Distinguished Professor. |
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1240 SAT (Math & Verbal) 27 ACT (Composite) 3.7 GPA (Unweighted) |
What Happens After I’ve Been Admitted?
Once you have been admitted to the University of Arizona and the College of Engineering, you will need to log in to the Next Steps Center to complete your math, writing, and second language placement exams; residence life application; and to sign up for an orientation session.
Prior to attending orientation, some students will be given the opportunity to select a specific engineering major. This will be determined based on your high school math and science coursework and a score of 75 or higher on your ALEKS math placement exam. All other students will be enrolled as Engineering, No Major Selected until they have completed the first semester engineering coursework.
Who Can I Talk to if I Have Questions?
If you have questions, please contact Rebecca Myren or Ted Gatchell in the College of Engineering Academic Affairs Office at 520.621.6032.
How Do I Get Into Engineering as a Current UA Student?
Incoming freshmen admitted to the UA can reapply for admission to an engineering major, or to the College of Engineering and major, after completion of:
Calculus I with a grade of C or better
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12 or more credits of coursework within the UA engineering curricula (see table below), with a GPA that meets the requirements for advanced standing (see table below) in the requested major. If Calculus I was complete with a C, grades in required supporting coursework must be higher.
If you meet the requirement listed above, please complete Change of College/Degree Program found on the Changing Your Degree page and return it to the College of Engineering Academic Affairs Office in Engineering 200.
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Required Coursework within the first two semesters: |
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MATH 124/125 |
Calculus I |
5 or 3 units |
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MATH 129 |
Calculus II |
3 units |
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CHEM 151 |
Fundamentals of Chemistry |
4 units |
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CHEM 152, MSE 110, or MCB 181R & L |
Chemistry, Materials Science or Biology |
4 units |
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PHYS 141 |
Introductory Mechanics |
4 units |
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ENGR 102 |
Introduction to Engineering |
3 units |
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ECE 175, if required by major |
Programming |
3 units |
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ENGL 102 or ENGL 108 or ENGL 109H |
English Composition |
3 units |
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Advanced Standing grade point average requirements: |
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Aerospace Engineering |
2.50 |
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Biomedical Engineering |
2.75 |
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Mechanical Engineering |
2.50 |
Biosystems Engineering |
2.00 |
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Electrical and Computer Engineering |
2.50 |
Chemical Engineering |
2.30 |
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Materials Science and Engineering |
2.00 |
Civil Engineering |
2.25 |
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Mining Engineering |
2.00 |
Engineering Management |
2.00 |
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Optical Sciences and Engineering |
2.50 |
Industrial Engineering |
2.00 |
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Systems Engineering |
2.00 |
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