AA/AS in Engineering, General

Cecil College's engineering program is a transfer pathway for students who like design, mathematics and science and want to solve technical problems. Most entry-level engineering jobs expect a bachelor's degree, so the two years here prepare students to finish that degree elsewhere. The Associate of Science in Engineering offers concentrations in several branches, among them electrical, aerospace, civil and mechanical. Shorter credentials, one in pre-engineering and another for manufacturing technicians, are also available for students who want a shorter credential. Students are encouraged to meet with advisors early so that their course choices line up with the requirements of the four-year institution they intend to join. Articulation arrangements with partner universities can change, so current advising matters.