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3-2 Engineering Programs at Liberal Arts Colleges

US News & World Report

August 31, 2010

There are a handful of 3-2 engineering programs which allow students to attend a liberal arts college for three years and obtain a bachelor's degree in a major like physics or chemistry in two years. The joint education track is attractive to employers since students possess the technical skills of an engineer and know how to write papers and make presentations.

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