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Engineered for Seamless Transfer

Get a head start on your bachelor's degree with Monroe Community College’s Engineering Science Associate of Science (A.S.) Transfer program. Learn from award-winning faculty and gain hands-on experience to build your portfolio. Then graduate with credits that transfer seamlessly to top four-year engineering schools.

What You’ll Learn

Train in a nationally recognized program that engineers notice. MCC’s Engineering Science program is known for its standout transfer students and competition winners. Here, you’ll gain the knowledge and skills that give you a strong foundation and set you apart. In this program, you’ll: 

  • Master core concepts in math, physics, and engineering science 
  • Explore a variety of engineering disciplines before choosing a specific track 
  • Apply theory through hands-on lab work and design projects 
  • Build a portfolio that highlights your creativity and technical skill 
  • Collaborate with peers on team-based problem-solving 
  • Compete in national engineering and robotics competitions — MCC teams have won the ASEE National Robotic Competition six times 
  • Take courses at RIT and the University of Rochester through cross-registration programs 

Get Involved—Join a Club!

MCC is home to several engineering and physics student organizations, including the Engineering Leadership Council, recognized by MCC’s Office of Student Life & Leadership as the official engineering student organization; Physics Team; Society of Women Engineers; and the Robotics Team. Join one—or more—to connect with fellow students, network with 4-year schools and employers, get extra practice in the labs, and dominate competitions. 

Transfer With Confidence

MCC’s engineering curriculum is built to match four-year program requirements for the first two years of a bachelor’s degree. This makes our program known and trusted throughout New York State and beyond. Our graduates often transfer to highly regarded schools, including the Rochester Institute of Technology, SUNY University at Buffalo, University of Rochester, University of Buffalo, Clarkson University, Cornell University, and Syracuse University. Our Transfer Coordinators are here to support you as you explore various transfer pathways and cross-registration options.

Where You'll Learn

As an Engineering Science student at MCC, you'll be in labs, shops, learning centers, and facilities equipped with modern computers, software, test equipment, and machines for fabrication. Explore all the spaces you'll learn, work on projects, and collaborate with classmates.

Ready to Apply?

Applying to MCC is free, with no college essay or test scores required.

Program Details

Explore the details that make this program a smart first step toward your engineering degree. 


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Associates of Science

The Engineering Science A.S. pairs strong academics with real project experience. You’ll take foundational engineering courses, compete in national design competitions, and earn credits that transfer seamlessly to top engineering programs.

Length

2 years / 63 to 67 credit hours
Students typically complete this program in 4 semesters of full time study. Your total credit hours depend on which track you choose.

Location

Brighton Campus

Program Requirements

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Earn a FREE Degree

Good news—this program is part of SUNY Reconnect, which covers the cost of tuition, fees, books, and supplies for eligible adults. See if you qualify today!

Designed for Your Success

Take the first steps toward your goals at MCC.

Build a Foundation, Then Choose a Track

Explore a variety of engineering disciplines before narrowing your focus and declaring a specialty track. Our engineering tracks include: 
  • Mechanical, Civil, Industrial, and Aerospace Engineering  
  • Chemical, Biomedical, and Environmental Engineering  
  • Computer Engineering  
  • Electrical and Microelectronic Engineering 
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Quality Education That Fits Your Budget

MCC’s low tuition, plus financial aid like grants and scholarships, make your education possible.

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