The College maintains cooperative arrangements with Columbia University and Stevens Institute of Technology for students interested in an engineering or technology degree. Under these programs, a student spends three years at Drew and two years at the other school in a dual-degree program.
Upon successful completion of the dual program, the student receives a B.A. Degree from Drew and a B.S. or B.Eng. degree in one of the engineering sciences or applied sciences and technologies at Columbia University or Washington University, or a degree in chemical engineering from Stevens Institute of Technology. Highly qualified students may earn a master's degree in engineering or technology; such a program, however, requires more than five years of study. Students in this program complete at least 96 credits at Drew, including general education requirements and the requirements for a major. The student, with consent of the major department, may complete some major requirements at the cooperating institution.
