Requirements for the Combined Program in Engineering
(112–120 credits at Arcadia University; two years at Columbia University)
Five-year 3+2 program: Bachelor of Arts or Science in Mathematics, Computer Science, Chemistry, or individual major in Applied Physics from Arcadia University and Bachelor of Science in Engineering or Applied Science from Columbia University
Six-year 4+2 program: Master of Science in Engineering from Columbia University and Bachelor of Arts or Science in Mathematics, Computer Science, Chemistry, or individual major in Applied Physics from Arcadia University
1. Four courses in Mathematics
- MA 201 Calculus I
- MA 202 Calculus II
- MA 203 Calculus III
- MA 352 Differential Equations
2. Two courses in Chemistry
- CH 101 Modern Chemical Concepts I
- CH 102 Modern Chemical Concepts II (Strongly Recommended)
3. Two courses in Physics
- PH 211 Conceptual Physics I
- PH 212 Conceptual Physics II
4. The following two courses:
- EC 210 Principles of Macroeconomics
- CS 201 Problem-Solving with Algorithms and Programming I (Java)
5. Electives that would satisfy the Undergraduate Curriculum requirements of Arcadia University.
Additional Requirements
1. For the combined program in Applied Math, Applied Physics, Chemical Engineering, and Electrical Engineering
- PH 324 Atomic Physics
- One additional 300-level Physics course.
2. For the combined program in Biomedical Engineering and Chemical Engineering: Physical Chemistry and/or Organic Chemistry
Students must satisfy all degree requirements of a major at Arcadia University. (Please see individual departmental sections.)
Since Columbia’s requirements may change, students are encouraged to consult Columbia University’s Web page for the 3+2 program or an engineering adviser.
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