<p>I was wondering how hard it is to transfer from LSA to CoE</p>
<p>any requirements to fulfill before transfering?</p>
<p>Thanks</p>
<p>plus, is it much harder to earn CoE degree than LSA?</p>
<p>Is it worth it??</p>
<p>"I was wondering how hard it is to transfer from LSA to CoE?"</p>
<p>It isn't hard to transfer, but you have to prove that you can handle high level Math and Sciences. If you can mintain a 3.3 GPA taking science classes, you should be able to transfer without too much difficulty.</p>
<p>"Any requirements to fulfill before transfering?"</p>
<p>Yes, Calc I, II and III, Linear Algebra and Differential Equations, Computer Science and Physics. </p>
<p>"Plus, is it much harder to earn CoE degree than LSA?"</p>
<p>Engineering at most universities is generally more demanding and challenging that most majors, but it is not tougher than Physics or Mathematics. </p>
<p>"Is it worth it??"</p>
<p>I hope you can figure that out on your own. If you can't, Michigan isn't going to be kind to you!</p>
<p>Alexandre has the right idea, but here are the actual class/GPA requirements:</p>
<p>mninimum doesnt mean you definitely can get in</p>
<p>it just gives you the eligibility to apply</p>
<p>"The minimum GPA and prerequisite requirements are mandatory for engineering transfer admission but are subject to change and do not guarantee admission."</p>
<p>So to transfer into most COE majors, you need to have Calc I and II, computer programming, General Chemistry 130, Physics 140 (Mechanics), and an English class.</p>
<p>If you're in LSA and want to transfer, just fit these classes in on your schedule.</p>
<p>ENGIN 101
ENGLISH 125 (Easier than taking Engin 100)
MATH 115, 116
PHYSICS 140, 141
CHEM 130, 125/126</p>
<p>I'm a current LSA Honors student, and it looks like I will be transferring to Engineering in the Winter semester. When winter semester rolls around, I'll have all of that done, plus some more math and physics.</p>
<p>dsmo </p>
<p>what year are you?</p>
<p>may I ask your reason for transfering?</p>