Dual Engineering and Business program?

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<p>I've seen some references to a dual engineering and business program at Michigan but can't find any information about it. Does this really exist? Any information anyone can provide? Thanks.</p>

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<p>there’s not really a well established/formal program for it. you just declare MDDP and do both degrees.</p>

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<p>You’d just have to get into engineering out of high school, then get into Ross after freshman year and declare a dual degree. It would take five years.</p>

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<p>plenty of ppl complete it in 4 yrs</p>

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<p>^Definitely with LSA dual degree yes…I’ve never heard of someone completing it with engineering in four. You’d probably have to take like 18 credits every semester.</p>

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<p>If you are thinking of business and engineering, perhaps also consider University of Pennsylvania; both their engineering and business (Wharton) are superb.</p>

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<p>Wharton’s reputation is stellar and well deserved. Penn engineering? Good, but it doesn’t get mentioned among the top programs (US News undergrad engineering ranking #30).</p>

<p>Several schools are ranked in the top 10 in both engineering and undergrad business: MIT (#1 engineering, #2 business), UC Berkeley (#3 engineering, #3 business), Michigan (#7 engineering, #3 business), Carnegie Mellon (#8 engineering, #7 business), Texas (#10 engineering, #7 business), and Cornell (#8 engineering, #10 business). Whether it’s possible to do a combined engineering and business degree program at these schools is something that would need to be investigated.</p>

<p>[All rankings per US News].</p>

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<p>maizeandblue, i know people from EE/CS/ME/BME/ChE/Aero/IOE all who did dual BSE/BBA in 4 years.</p>

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<p>Thanks for the feedback. I didn’t quite appreciate the concept of Dual Degrees. I think an engineering major with a business minor might make more sense. Thanks.</p>

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<p>but I wouldn’t doubt that those who did it in 4 years had to take classes in the summer quite a few times</p>

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<p>Yes, a business minor a new option available to students in engineering, LSA, and other undergraduate programs at Michigan. I should think many people might find that attractive.</p>

<p>[Minor</a> in Business | Michigan Ross iMpact](<a href=“http://www2.bus.umich.edu/MyiMpact/Academics/businessminor]Minor”>Business Minor - Academics at the Michigan Ross School of Business)</p>