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PHYSICAL SCIENCES B.A. 

(The °µÍøTV degree awarded for the 3-2 Transfer Program.)

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To offer the advantages of combining Christian liberal arts and engineering majors not offered at °µÍøTV, °µÍøTV has partnerships with other universities to provide a wide range of opportunities for students. A student interested in a branch of engineering not offered at °µÍøTV may follow a consisting of three years of study at °µÍøTV and two years at one of two partnering schools:  the University of Washington or . At the completion of all requirements for both schools, he or she will receive a from °µÍøTV and a B.S. from the participating engineering school. During the three years spent in residence at °µÍøTV the student satisfies the requirements for °µÍøTV's Physical Sciences B.A. degree, and many requirements for the B.S. degree by taking prescribed courses in chemistry, physics, mathematics, and engineering. If the student then fulfills the entrance requirements of the partnering university, he or she may transfer to the participating university. At that university, the student will spend two years taking upper-division engineering courses to complete the second degree. Details of this 3-2 transfer program are available from the engineering program director, Prof. Elaine Scott.

Course Requirements for the Physical Sciences Major

Notes for Physical Sciences Major Course Requirements

• 135 credits must be completed at °µÍøTV. 
• Students must meet all of the admissions requirements for admission to the desired engineering program at the other university.
• All °µÍøTV baccalaureate requirements must be met:  common and core curricula, W credit requirements, foreign language, etc.  This is a B.A. degree, so 15 credits of Arts and Humanities are required.