School of Engineering (transfer required)

The Rutgers School of Engineering offers students the opportunity to pursue a Bachelor of Science degree in 10 major fields:

• Applied Sciences in Engineering (073)
• Bioenvironmental Engineering (116/117)
• Biomedical Engineering (125)
• Chemical and Biochemical Engineering (155)
• Civil Engineering (180)
• Electrical and Computer Engineering (332)
• Environmental Engineering (366)
• Industrial and Systems Engineering (540)
• Materials Science and Engineering (635)
• Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering (650)

School-to-school transfer students in the School of Engineering are admitted in both the fall and spring semesters. For more information related to policies, deadlines, and requirements as a school-to-school applicant in the Rutgers School of Engineering, click the following link. Remember: Engineers are not the only people who invent, design, construct, and discover all the great things that comprise our world.

There are a variety of majors within the Arts & Sciences that students choose to pursue which apply the same principles of math and science that are pillars of the Engineering field.  A short-list of related majors to consider include:

• Astrophysics
• Biomathematics
• Computer Science
• Mathematics/Statistics
• Physics

First Semester Planning

We recommend that students register for approximately 15 credits each semester and no more than 16 credits in their first semester. Your schedule should be well-balanced and include coursework from a variety of subjects. A diverse schedule will help you begin your studies in potential majors and minors; explore a breadth of new knowledge across departments at Rutgers to meet SAS Core Curriculum learning goals; and survey broader academic interests through elective courses as you work to attain the required 120 degree credits for graduation.

Your schedule will look something like this: