Through our undergraduate 3+2 Dual-Degree Program, you can graduate with bachelor’s degrees from both Case School of Engineering and a partner institution in a fraction of the time.
While enrolled at one of 40+ participating liberal arts colleges or universities, you’ll complete courses in math, chemistry, physics and computer science, in addition to studies in the humanities, social sciences and natural sciences for the first three years of your dual degree. Next, you’ll enroll at Case School of Engineering, where you’ll take two years of intensive engineering courses in your chosen major.
After completing all five years, you will be awarded two bachelor’s degrees—one from each institution—making you more marketable to the ever-changing job industry, or broadening your horizons for graduate school.
How to Apply
Eligible students must apply online (select the 3/2 Engineering option) through Case Western Reserve University’s Office of Admission during your third year at your liberal arts school. In order to be eligible for the Dual Degree Program, you must:
- Maintain a minimum 3.0 overall GPA and a minimum 3.0 GPA in math and science at your liberal arts college/university
- Complete 90 semester hours, or 135 quarter hours, at your liberal arts college/university
- Fulfill courses required by the academic guidelines
Learn More
The 3+2 program is administered by the Division of Engineering Leadership and Professional Practice. Our staff are available to help you arrange a campus visit through the Office of Undergraduate Admission, meet with the faculty coordinator of the major you’re interested in to ask questions about the program and gain early career advice. Learn more about dual-degree options in the academic bulletin.