Frequently Asked Questions
No. Our affiliation agreements with Washington University and Columbia University ensure that students will have programs in place to help them transition into an engineering program and finish in two years.
Yes. The student can either complete four years at The C of I and then go on to a Dual Degree program, or the student can elect to graduate only from The C of I.
No. You may major in any field, although Math and Math/Physics majors are the easiest to complete while completing the Dual Degree Engineering Program. Depending on the major, a major that is not Math or Math/Physics may require the student to spend four, rather than three, years at The College of Idaho.
We are partnered with schools that have a well-established Dual Degree program in place. This allows us to tell students that there is a way for them to complete both the liberal arts and engineering coursework in five years (a typical length of time for many engineering degrees).
You must apply to the programs after completing their admission requirements. Applications for the dual degree programs are typically due in the winter of junior year. Please check with the individual programs to obtain admission requirements and deadline information.
Graduation applications are due to the registrar by the end of fall break during your junior year if you plan to leave after the end of your junior year. If you plan to leave at the end of your senior year, you should submit your graduation application in May of your junior year at the normal deadline.