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Dual-Degree Program engineering.dartmouth.edu/undergraduate/dual/ The dual-degree program provides an opportunity for students at other liberal arts colleges to take engineering courses at Dartmouth. Students spend their junior or senior year on exchange at Dartmouth, return to their home school for graduation, and then return to Dartmouth for a second year to complete the B.E. program. Sample A.B./B.E. Programs engineering.dartmouth.edu/undergraduate/be/samples.html Students interested in focusing their A.B./B.E. studies in a specific engineering discipline may review online sample programs in the following fields: ■ Biochemical Engineering or Biotechnology ■ Biomedical Engineering ■ Chemical Engineering ■ Computer Engineering Undergraduate Admissions A.B. ADMISSIONS Admission to the A.B. program is through the Dartmouth Admissions Office, McNutt Hall, Hanover, NH 03755. dartmouth.edu/apply/ B.E. ADMISSIONS ■ Electrical Engineering ■ Environmental Engineering ■ Materials Science and Engineering ■ Mechanical Engineering undergraduate studies Admission Requirements Dartmouth students finishing an A.B. degree with a major or modified major in Engineering Sciences are automatically admitted to the B.E. program. Students with an accredited degree in engineering from other colleges and universities are eligible for admission. Students with a bachelor’s degree that is substantially equivalent to the Dartmouth A.B. in Engineering Sciences plus two upper-level electives in engineering, mathematics, or the natural sciences are also eligible for admission. Students with minor deficiencies may be admitted but will be required to complete additional undergraduate course work. Students who need more than one full term (3 courses) are required to enroll initially as special students. Special Students: Students who do not meet requirements for admission to the B.E. program may be admitted as special students. Students who need no more than the equivalent of one term to satisfy prerequisites will be considered for admission as regular degree candidates. Part-Time Students: Residents of the Upper Valley region who have a B.S. in engineering or an appropriate math/science program and can meet basic academic requirements may pursue coursework on a part-time basis. 35
undergraduate studies 36 Application Procedure Current Dartmouth students and dual-degree students can download an electronic copy of the application from: engineering.dartmouth.edu/admissions/undergraduate/be/ Students from other colleges and universities can receive an application through the mail by emailing: engineering.admissions@dartmouth.edu Prospective students from the U.S. and Canada can call toll-free: 1-888-THAYER6 [1-888-842-9376] Prospective students from other parts of the world should call: 1-603-646-2606 Completed applications, with supporting documents, should be sent to: Engineering Admissions Thayer School of Engineering Dartmouth College 8000 Cummings Hall Hanover, NH 03755-8000 Application deadline: 2 terms prior to the beginning term of the B.E. program. The B.E. program plan is submitted to the B.E. Program Committee at the time of application. Tuition and Expenses Tuition for the 2010-2011 academic year is $13,326 per term, which covers instruction, use of instructional facilities, and health care service through the College infirmary. Students without their own hospital coverage must purchase a Dartmouth College hospital insurance policy for approximately $1,800 per year. The total cost of a year in the B.E. program, including tuition, books, room, board, and incidentals, will be approximately $59,000 for the academic year 2010-2011. Financial aid can significantly lower the yearly cost. Financial Aid Full-time students in the B.E. program are eligible for aid in the form of partialtuition scholarships, hourly employment as teaching assistants or in other capacities, fellowships, and loans. Special and part-time students are not eligible for financial aid. The assessment of need is based on the PROFILE application for U.S. applicants. International applicants must complete an International Student Financial Aid Application. Awards are made annually on an academic year basis. Applications can be downloaded from: engineering.dartmouth.edu/admissions/financial-aid.html
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