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Pre-Engineering

Are you interested in Engineering, but unsure of what field of engineering is for you? Pre Engineering gives you the time to decide which of our engineering programs is right for you. Mary Kelly, Advising Coordinator for Science and Engineering, will be your academic adviser as you make these decisions. During your first year, the courses you take can apply to any of the engineering disciplines at Seattle University.

Visit the web pages for each of the engineering programs to learn more about your options.

Civil/Environmental Engineering Electrical/Computer Engineering Mechanical Engineering
	Civil Engineering Seniors display "Iron Goat Trail" project at Senior Projects Day.

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A Project Center student team recently traveled to Nicaragua to help build a coffee processing facility.

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