intended department’s standard for acceptance. Students not meeting these requirements will be considered for admission under Clemson’s general transfer student admissions standards. Prior to enrollment at Clemson, the student must be certified by the North Greenville academic official as having satisfactorily completed the academic requirements of North Greenville as stated in Item 3 above.


5. Credit for courses in the approved dual-education program at North Greenville that are passed with a grade of C or higher will be transferred to Clemson. It shall be the joint responsibility of the Dean of Clemson’s College of Engineering and Science and North Greenville’s Dean of Science to appoint the appropriate academic personnel and advisors to coordinate the transfer equivalency of the Clemson and North Greenville courses appropriate to the dual-education engineering program and serve as the points-of-contact.


6. A student transferring to Clemson under this program will follow the general education requirements outlined in the Clemson Undergraduate Announcements at the time the student entered North Greenville provided the student has been continuously enrolled at North Greenville prior to transfer. If there is no continuous enrollment, the general education requirements outlined in the Clemson Undergraduate Announcements at the time of transfer will apply. Clemson will award credit for transfer courses in which a student earns a grade of C or higher as outlined in the Transfer Credit Equivalency List found online at http://virtual. clemson.edu/groups/tcel/.


7. Upon completion of an engineering curriculum at Clemson, the student will be awarded a Bachelor of Science degree in an engineering degree program from Clemson. After completing the fourth year of study, with a minimum of 128 semester hours of credit, students will be eligible for the Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from North Greenville. Prior to, or upon receipt of, the engineering degree from Clemson, the student must apply to the proper North Greenville official for his/her diploma.


8. North Greenville will provide academic advising to assist students in the dual-education program with all matters related to their transfer to Clemson. The Associate Dean of Engineering and Science, or duly appointed representative, at Clemson will cooperate in the advising of these students. While advice and counsel will be offered, the final responsibility with regard to transfer remains with the student.


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9. While not required, dual-education students at North Greenville are encouraged to attend summer school at Clemson (or another accredited engineering college) to take certain fundamental courses in order to ease the transition into engineering studies at Clemson and facilitate entry into the engineering program at a more advanced level. [A list of recommended engineering courses is available in the Mathematics department.] To ensure transfer and applicability of coursework to the intended engineering major, courses taken at any other school must be approved as an equivalent course by Clemson faculty prior to the student’s enrollment in those courses.


10. Clemson engineering and North Greenville dual- education faculty and advisors will confer regularly to review the curricula and all matters related to the dual-education program agreement.


11. Dual-education candidates from North Greenville are eligible to seek BS degrees in any of the following majors at Clemson:


a. b. c. d. e. f.


g. h.


Bioengeneering


Bio-systems Engineering Chemical Engineering Civil Engineering


Computer Engineering Electrical Engineering


Environmental Engineering Industrial Engineering


i. Materials Science and Engineering j. Mechanical Engineering


General Education Requirements


First Year Experience.......................................................1 hour Choose from COLL1100 First Year Experience and HNRS1210 Worldview and Philosophy of Life.


BIOL1410 Principles of Biology with BIOL1411 Lab..... 4 hours COMM2300 Oral Communication............................... 3 hours CSCI1305 Introduction to Information Technology .... 3 hours ENGL1310 English Composition and Rhetoric............. 3 hours ENGL1320 English Composition and Literature........... 3 hours


American or British Literature...................................... 3 hours Choose from ENGL2300 Introduction to Multicultural Literature, ENGL2310 British Literature I, ENGL2320 British Literature II, ENGL2330 American Literature I, and ENGL2340 American Literature II.


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