Your learning plan can consist entirely of engineering courses. The Physics BA also requires 6 hours of physics-related electives, which can be upper-level engineering courses taken at the engineering school.
Upon transferring, you would be situated similarly to our pre-engineering students when you start on your Engineering program at UM – Columbia and MUST – Rolla, among others. If you plan carefully, you can obtain both the physics and engineering degrees in approximately five years. Sometimes specific requirements of particular engineering programs may make it necessary for you to take one or two summer courses from the engineering school in between your time at Truman and starting at the engineering school.
The beauty of this program is that you have many choices as you move along. In your first year, it is easy to switch seamlessly to any other major (even non-science). In the second year, you could easily choose to become a 4-year BS or BA physics major or change to the ordinary pre-engineering transfer program.
Even in your third year you could switch to the BA (or the BS in Physics) and still graduate in four years. If you begin at Truman as a pre-engineering transfer student or a physics major, you can likewise change into the Dual Degree program at any point along the way.
Yes. Receiving a second degree from Truman usually requires an additional year or more of course work. It is unlikely that you would receive two degrees from Truman and an engineering degree from elsewhere in five years.
After you transfer to an Engineering school, you will submit Ìý²¹²Ô»å  forms to the Engineering Program Coordinator or the Department Chair. Additionally, keep in touch with the Registrar and follow the graduation process outlined at /registrar/.