Case Western Reserve has a 3+2 dual degree program agreement with 40+ select liberal arts colleges in the United States and Puerto Rico, where students complete three years at a liberal arts school and two years at the Case School of Engineering. Students admitted to the dual degree program should follow the procedures for registration with the following considerations:
- Dual degree students are not required to complete the Unified General Education Requirements.
- Core coursework in math, chemistry, physics and computer science should already be completed at the liberal arts college.
- One additional course in natural science, mathematics, or statistics is required if transfer credit has not been awarded for an approved course.
- Complete all courses required for the major; transfer credit can substitute.
- ENGR 399 must be completed at Case Western Reserve.
- A minimum of 50 semester hours must be completed to graduate from Case Western Reserve University.
NOTE: Dual degree engineering students are required to meet with the program coordinator early in the first semester of enrollment.
Please contact:
Kelly Burns
Enrollment Manager
Office of Professional Programs, Case School of Engineering
Case Western Reserve University
Nord Hall 305F
kxb701@case.edu