The environmental engineering program is designed to graduate outstanding engineers who can identify, evaluate and solve complex environmental problems, and who desire to continue their education on a lifelong basis. Students must complete a total of 35 General Education credits (9 of these credits are liberal elective credits), 65 Foundation Requirement course credits, and 95 credits of environmental engineering requirements. In order to graduate all students must pass 3 writing intensive courses after their freshman year. Two of those courses must be in your major the other can be in any discipline. Transfer students need to meet with their academic advisor to see the number of writing intensive courses needed to graduate.

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