Engineering: Saint Michael’s — University of Vermont Dual Degree Program

Required for the Dual Degree Engineering Program:

(Saint Michael’s College Portion)

• CH 103 - General Chemistry Credits: 4 cr.
• MA 109 - Calculus I Credits: 4 cr.
• MA 111 - Calculus II Credits: 4 cr.
• MA 211 - Calculus III Credits: 4 cr.
• MA 213 - Linear Algebra Credits: 4 cr.
• MA 251 - Probability and Statistics Credits: 4 cr.
• MA 303 - Differential Equations Credits: 4 cr.
• PY 210 - College Physics I Credits: 4 cr.
• PY 211 - College Physics II Credits: 4 cr.

Additional Program Information

Many programs also require a computer science course, which varies according to the engineering degree sought and should be chosen in consultation with the advisor. There may be additional requirements depending on the particular engineering degree being sought. For example some engineering departments require a second semester of chemistry.

It is very important that engineering students consult regularly with their pre-engineering advisor to ensure that their course selection is appropriate and to obtain approval to register for UVM courses. Students in the program can begin taking courses at the University of Vermont as early as the spring of their first year. Study at UVM must begin no later than fall of the second year. Normally students in the program will make a formal application for transfer to the University of Vermont early in the spring semester of their third year at Saint Michael’s. Specific requirements for the various options should be discussed with the pre-engineering advisor as early as possible.