3-Plus-2 Dual Degree, NCCU Physics - NC State Electrical Engineering

Curriculum Requirements

This 3-plus-2 dual degree program provides an opportunity for students to earn two STEM degrees - a B.S. in Physics from NCCU and a B.S. in Electrical Engineering  from NC State University.  Students would complete three years of study in physics at NCCU and then transfer to NC State at junior status level in the Electrical Engineering program in the College of Engineering.  Upon completing two years of study in electrical engineering at NC State, selected engineering course credits earned by the student would transfer back to NCCU and count towards the completion of the physics degree program requirements.  The student would then be awarded two degrees, one from each institution.

1. 124 Credit Hours:

Complete a minimum of 124 semester hours (94-NCCU plus 30-NC State)

2. General Education Requirement:

Complete the General Education Curriculum (GEC) and the NCCU requirements below with a minimum GPA of 3.0.

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3. Program Requirements:

4. Concentration Requirements

5. Additional Requirements

Student completes required 94 credit hours in NCCU physics program. Student applies to transfer to College of Engineering at North Carolina State University. A GPA of 3.0 or above is required at the time of transfer. Student completes program of study at NC State for B.S. in Electrical Engineering degree: minimum of 122 semester hours (68-NC State plus 55 transfer from NCCU).  Transfer 30 credit hours of selected Electrical Engineering courses to NCCU to fulfill NCCU physics program requirements.

Program Notes:

3-PLUS-2 NCCU Physics Curriculum Plan (Dual Degree Plan NCCU Physics-NCSU Electrical Engineering)