The Associate in Engineering Science (AES) degree allows pre-engineering students to complete a significant portion of fundamental baccalaureate degree courses before transfer.
By launching your engineering education at MCC, you’ll earn your degree at a fraction of the cost of a four-year school. In the program, you’ll study theory and conceptual design through a series of higher-level math and science courses including multiple semesters of calculus, calculus-based theoretical science courses, and engineering science, analysis, and design. And because MCC continually assesses our course content, you can be assured you’ll learn the most current, relevant information that fits a broad range of engineering disciplines.
Additional pathways exist for students interested in attending other in-state and out-of-state schools. See engineering transfer planning guides. Speak with an advisor for assistance in selecting the path of study that best fits your interest.
Graduates of engineering programs often find employment in industry, research and development, conceptual design, and academia.
Transfer Pathways are for students who plan to continue their education at a four-year college or university to earn a bachelor’s degree. Students take courses toward an associate degree at MCC, then transfer credits to the college of their choice. It is important that students work closely with an MCC academic advisor and their transfer school to verify degree requirements.Students take courses toward an associate degree at MCC, then transfer credits to the college of their choice. It is important that students work closely with an MCC academic advisor and their transfer school to verify degree requirements. See Transfer Degree details
