Virginia Tech's College of Engineering is ranged 14th in the nation among all accredited engineering schools that offer doctorates, and 8th among those at public universities by U.S. News & World Report. Also, 8 of the college's undergraduate engineering programs are ranked among the top 25 of their peer programs. In addition, the National Science Foundation lists the college as 11th in total research expenditures.
The College of Engineering offers 14 majors. All incoming freshman who plan to major in engineering are enrolled in the general engineering program. During their freshman year, students work with their assigned advisor to chose one of the 14 degree-granting engineering programs.
- Aerospace Engineering
- Biological Systems Engineering
- Chemical Engineering
- Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Computer Engineering
- Computer Science
- Construction Engineering and Management
- Electrical Engineering
- Engineering Science and Mechanics
- Industrial and Systems Engineering
- Materials Science and Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Mining Engineering
- Ocean Engineering
There are scholarship opportunities for freshman entering the College of Engineering. Please note that all incoming freshman are encouraged to complete both the FAFSA and Virginia Tech's General Scholarship Application by March 1.
Every engineering program has its own career advisor. The sole job of these career advisors is to work with the students to help determine whether the program they are in is the best fit for them and whether they can achieve their desired career path in their current major.
Also, there are clubs and student organizations for students majoring in engineering programs. If you're interested in studying abroad (or as we sometimes call it, education abroad), you should check out the many opportunities available. Finally, if student research is your deal, then there are opportunities for that as well. Check it out!
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