The Pre-Engineering Requirements are intended to increase the potential for student success in Engineering by ensuring readiness in the areas of Math, Science, and Computing. Prior to fulfilling the Pre-Engineering Requirements, a student is not permitted to register in any Engineering courses (ENGG, ECVL, EECE, EMEC), but may take courses outside the School of Engineering that are part of the engineering degree requirements. In order to successfully complete the Pre-Engineering Requirements, a student must satisfy all of the following:

• Successfully complete:
  • MATH 100 on the first attempt, or place in a more advanced Math course via the university administered ACCUPLACER™ Exam;
  • MATH 110 with a minimum grade of C on the first or second attempt, or place in a more advanced Math course via the university-administered ACCUPLACER™ Exam;
  • COMP 101 with a minimum grade of C on the first or second attempt, or place in ENGG 140 through the university-administered Computer Proficiency Exam;
     
• Earn a grade of C or higher in:
  • MATH 210;
  • PHYS 201; and
  • CHEM 201

Upon fulfilling the Pre-Engineering Requirements, a student should inform the Academic Advisor, who will remove the Pre-Engineering hold. A student who fails to fulfill the AUD Pre-Engineering Requirements may subsequently enroll in engineering courses only upon securing the minimum SAT® Math score of 560. Alternatively, such a student may choose to pursue studies at AUD in a discipline other than Engineering, contingent upon admission into the new program. The university does not assume any responsibility for loss of credit due to the student's change from an engineering degree program to another program.