Pathway to Materials Science and Engineering, BSE
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Degree description
Materials science and engineering is concerned with the fundamental relationships between performance of materials and their structure and properties for a wide variety of engineering applications. Courses in the BSE program in materials science and engineering prepare students to design new and better materials to improve people’s lives and keep America on the cutting edge of technology.
Open to anyone with a high school diploma or GED. Learners participating in this ASU Degree Pathway must complete:
- 12 Credits with a minimum 3.0 Cumulative GPA* if learner is 22 years old or older
- 24 Credits with a minimum 3.0 Cumulative GPA* if learner is under 22 years old
*Cumulative GPA includes transfer credits from previous institutions and new course work completed with ASU. Calculate your CGPA
This engineering pathway includes additional admission and prerequisite requirements. Contact our support team if you need help understanding your next steps.
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ASU admission requirements
Degree Pathways are built around ASU's general education requirements, giving you flexibility to choose 4-8 Universal Learner Courses from the categories that apply to your degree pathway.
Universal Learner Courses recommended through Degree Pathways can fulfill both specific degree requirements as well as general education requirements to help you make progress toward your degree.
Required Categories
6 credits
Humanities, Arts and Design
3 credits
Social and Behavioral Sciences
8 credits
Scientific Thinking in Natural Sciences
3 credits
Quantitative Reasoning
3 credits
Mathematics
3 credits
American Institutions
3 credits
Governance and Civic Engagement
3 credits
Global Communities, Societies and Individuals
3 credits
Sustainability
Total Credits: 35 + First-year Composition