If you are considering collegiate engineering, you probably have a broad interest in science and mathematics but aren’t sure how to translate it into the right course of study. Or, you may already have well-defined career goals -- and the study of engineering may be just the right launch pad.

In either case, the following material is intended help you navigate Lehigh engineering according to your strengths and interests:

• Building on Academic Strength ("What is your favorite subject?")
  
  Although the field of engineering is ever changing, its core subject areas, analytical thinking style, and technological approaches remain constant. This section helps connect your future in engineering to some commonly-recognized high school subjects.
  
  
• Help Meet Society's Needs ("What do you want to be?")
  
  Engineering is about using science and technology to solve problems; as government, society, and industry concerns evolve over time, engineers respond to new challenges. Learn how engineering could help you engage in modern society’s most significant challenges.

Some engineering students envision career paths that combine engineering thinking with interests in the arts, business, or other academic fields. If this sounds like you, please be sure to also explore Lehigh’s wide variety of unique integrated programs.

     

P.C. Rossin College of Engineering and Applied Science
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