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Requirements to complete a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering degree are outlined in the .

Listed below, these PDF sample plans illustrate a couple examples of what a student’s course sequence may look like. Upon admittance to the major, each ME student works closely with an academic advisor to build a personalized degree plan based on timing, applicable transfer credits, and various ways students can customize their degree to incorporate their interests and academic goals. Examples of personalized experiences can include completing a minor, studying abroad, and pursuing a Bachelor's-Accelerated Master's program.

ÌýÌýSample Plan: Completing a BS in Mechanical Engineering in 4 YearsÌý
ÌýÌýSample Plan: Completing a BS in Mechanical Engineering in 5 YearsÌý

Review the course content for allÌýÌýÌýMCEN Core CoursesÌýÌýof the Mechanical Engineering curriculum.

The minimum passing grade for a prerequisite or co-requisite course within the mechanical engineering curriculum is a C-. This includes courses completed outside the department (APPM, PHYS, etc.). The minimum passing grade for standalone classes (humanities & social sciences, math/science foundations) is a D-. Per the College's Academic Expectations and Policies, if the minimum required grade in a prerequisite course is not achieved, the student is required to repeat the course until the minimum acceptable grade has been earned (maximum of 3 graded attempts total to master the subject content at the required level).ÌýIf a student takes the advanced (post-requisite) course, it does not remove the obligation to meet the prerequisite course minimum grade requirement, even if the grade earned in the advanced course is acceptable.

Additionally, students need to have a cumulative and major GPA of at least 2.00Ìýin order to graduate from the College of Engineering and Applied Science.