AA/AS in Engineering, General

Valdosta State offers Engineering Studies Transfer Programs for students who plan to earn an engineering degree elsewhere. Participants take the first stretch of coursework here, 30 credit hours in a conventional on-campus format, and then move to another institution for the remainder. Engineering draws on math, science, technology and hands-on experience to design machines and structures and to address practical problems. People who finish the full degree can pursue many specialties, such as aerospace, civil, chemical, computer, mechanical, industrial or electrical work. This route suits students who want to build a base in early engineering courses close to home before transferring. The university website describes the curriculum, and visitors there can ask for details, contact the department, and open an application whenever they feel ready to move forward with enrollment.