Pre-Engineering Faculty Advisor
Before declaring a pre-engineering degree, students must first meet with the pre-engineering faculty advisor, Dr. Manzoni.
Concordia's pre-engineering advisor helps students develop a personalized game plan to navigate the dual-degree program. Dr. Manzoni is available for one-on-one meetings throughout the academic year.
A new partnership was announced in 2023 that students participating in the NDSU dual-degree program will spend three years at Concordia before transferring to NDSU to complete an engineering major of their choice. Upon successful completion, they will graduate with both a Bachelor of Arts degree from Concordia with a major in applied science and a Bachelor of Science in engineering from NDSU. The following concentrations are offered in this program:
- Agricultural Engineering
- Biosystems Engineering
- Civil Engineering
- Computer Engineering
- Construction Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Environmental Engineering
- Industrial Engineering and Management
- Manufacturing Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
Since Fall 2022, students have had the option of participating in the Valparaiso dual-degree program, spending three years at Concordia and two years at Valparaiso University, obtaining a B.A. in applied science from Concordia and a B.S. in engineering from Valparaiso University at the conclusion of the program. Three concentrations are offered in this program: computer engineering, electrical engineering, and mechanical engineering.
Completion of the program coursework with a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA, both overall and in the pre-engineering math and science classes, is required for enrollment into either program.
Beginning in Fall 2024, students may participate in a dual-degree program with Washington University in St. Louis. They will spend three years at Concordia and two years at Washington University, obtaining a B.A. in applied science from Concordia and a B.S. in engineering from Washington University at the conclusion of the program. The following engineering concentrations are offered in this program: biomedical, chemical, computer, electrical, environmental, mechanical, and systems science & engineering. Concordia students who maintain a 3.25 GPA and take the relevant required coursework are guaranteed acceptance at Washington University in St. Louis.
