Engineering Program Sample Clauses

Engineering Program. 7.2.9.1 The PMP shall contain an overview of the project engineering program, referring to the detailed engineering plans as appropriate.

Engineering Program. Haverford College and the University of Pennsylvania have formed a partnership that enables qualified Haverford undergraduates to gain early and expedited admission into a Master’s degree offered by Penn Engineering. Like Penn Engineering undergraduates, Haverford students may apply to an appropriate Master’s degree program at Penn Engineering as an external “sub-matriculate.” To initiate the process, a Haverford student submits a completed “External Sub-matriculation Application” to Penn Engineering for review and approval. Applications should be submitted no later than the end of the summer after the student’s sixth semester at Haverford, and no earlier than the end of their fourth semester. To apply, students must have the necessary background and major to enter into the desired Master’s degree program. (Degree programs are described at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx/ engineering/upenn/). A minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 and a minimum 3.0 GPA in all math, science, and engineering courses are also required to apply. The GRE is not required; however, students are strongly encouraged to take the GRE, especially those who have interests in pursuing a Ph.D. later. Admission decisions are made on a selective basis. Via the existing “Quaker Consortium” arrangement, as admitted “sub-matriculates,” Haverford undergraduates may take up to three graduate courses to count toward their Master’s from Penn Engineering, subject to approval by their Graduate advisor. Biotechnology Master’s students may take up to four graduate courses. These may not be taken prior to submatriculating into Penn Engineering. Penn Engineering’s rules on double-counting courses for sub-matriculates permit students to use no more than three courses in satisfaction of the requirements of both the Master’s at Penn and the Bachelor’s at Haverford. (Note that through the “Quaker Consortium,” Penn will not charge Haverford sub-matriculates tuition and fees for taking these three graduate courses as undergraduates.) All admitted 4+1 students are fully expected to graduate and receive their Bachelor’s degree from Haverford at the end of their fourth year at Haverford. If this is not achieved, the student will be dropped from the Master’s degree program at Penn Engineering. In the fifth and final year of the 4+1, students will be enrolled as full-time Master’s degree students in Penn Engineering, having fully completed their undergraduate degree at Haverford. During this year, the student will complete th...