Choose Your Path: Bachelor of Science in Civil or Environmental Engineering
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Civil Engineering Major
Graduates from the Civil Major earn a B.S. bearing the title “Civil Engineering.”
Academic credit hour minimum: 125
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Environmental Engineering Major
Graduates from the Environmental Major earn a B.S. bearing the title “Environmental Engineering.”
Academic credit hour minimum: 125
Beyond construction, civil and environmental engineers tackle pollution, manage natural resources, and drive innovation in city planning. Using advanced technology and data, they solve society’s most pressing challenges and make modern life possible.
Key Shared Elements
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Accredited Bachelor of Science Degrees
Graduates from both programs earn an accredited Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree, and both programs are accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET.
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Licensing Exam Eligibility
By receiving a degree from an accredited institution, students are automatically eligible to take Part A of the NYS professional licensing exam.
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Professional Engineering Exam Credit
Graduates are credited with eight years of education/experience towards the total of twelve years needed to be eligible to sit for the Professional Engineering Exam, which is required in order to register as a Professional Engineer.
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Diverse Curriculum
Both programs include requirements to take courses outside of engineering. We supports students’ interests in the arts, humanities, social sciences, campus activities, and service opportunities.
Contact Us
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Undergraduate Program Coordinator
Nicholas Wagner
Hollister Hall, Room 221
nw346@cornell.edu