B.S.A.E. Aerospace Engineering and B.S.M.E. Mechanical Engineering

West Virginia University

In the modern technical marketplace, college graduates must attain every competitive edge possible to enhance their career opportunities. One way to do this is with a master’s degree following the bachelor’s degree however, this often results in more specialization than may be desired and may take an additional two years. Another option is to broaden the undergraduate experience, thus opening more opportunities for the graduate. The dual B.S.A.E./B.S.M.E. program awards both the aerospace engineering and mechanical engineering degrees at the completion of a planned curriculum. Students under this option pursue the B.S.A.E. and B.S.M.E. degrees simultaneously. This can be accomplished by declaring intentions as a freshman requesting admission to the programs. Maximum scheduling flexibility will result when this decision is made as early as possible in the student’s academic career.