McKelvey School of Engineering - January Intensive Term Application

January Intensive Term (J-Term) is an opportunity for students from a Dual Degree Affiliate School to explore introductory engineering courses offered in a special 11-day intensive format to encourage current liberal arts students to test their interests in engineering. It is an opportunity to get a head-start at building connections and community before enrolling in the Dual Degree Program.

Eligibility
Students must have a GPA of B-plus (3.25 out of 4.0) or better overall and in science and mathematics courses. Pre-requisite courses: Calculus III and a year of calculus-based physics which covers mechanics, electron motion, electricity and magnetism.

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DUAL

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January Intensive Term

UPDATE ANNUALLY - Entry Term (HIDDEN)

Spring 2025

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Part-Time

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Yes

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Yes

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Academic Information - School

Washington University in St. Louis cooperates with a select group of affiliated colleges and universities to offer students the opportunity to earn a liberal arts degree from their current school and an undergraduate engineering degree from WashU through the Dual Degree program.

Please provide details on your current undergraduate institution.

Institution

At the institution selected above, please provide the name of your faculty liaison contact

HIDDEN: Level of Study

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HIDDEN: Priority = High

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Academic Information - Courses

Semester you completed (or will complete) Calculus III.

If completed, please provide the grade you received:

Semester you completed (or will complete) Physics I: calculus-based physics which covers mechanics.

If completed, please provide the grade you received:

Semester you completed (or will complete) Physics II: calculus-based physics which covers electron motion, electricity and magnetism.

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Course Selection

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Interest in Dual Degree Program

I'm not planning to enroll at WashU as a Dual Degree Student; I simply want to take a J-Term Course.

I'm not sure yet. I am taking a J-Term Course to help me decide if I want to apply as a Dual Degree Student.

I'm definitely planning to apply to the Dual Degree Program at WashU.

HIDDEN: Alternative Admissions Program = YES (DDP)

HIDDEN: Alternative Admissions Program = NO (DDP)

Possible Engineering majors (please check all that apply)

Biomedical Engineering

Chemical Engineering

Computer Engineering

Computer Science

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Electrical Engineering

Environmental Engineering

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