Information to Prospective Students
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Accept the Challenge of
Studying Engineering at The Citadel
"Throughout our lives we face many decisions that have a
lasting impact on our future. The choice we make for a
college is certainly one of those decisions. Looking
back, I always knew I wanted to major in engineering, but I
didn't realize at the time that by choosing The Citadel, I
was going to receive an outstanding education that would
prepare me for a career in engineering as well as provide
the foundation of principles, values, and leadership skills
that would prepare me to meet all of life's challenges"
Charles Potts '66 CEO
The Heritage Group

Advantages of Studying Engineering at The Citadel
Engineering courses have been taught
at The Citadel since its founding in 1842. The two engineering program
offers students the following advantages:
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The Citadel is
accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the
Southern Association of
Colleges and Schools and its Bachelor of Science Degree in
Civil Engineering and Bachelor of Science Degree in Electrical
Engineering are fully accredited by the
Accrediting Board for Engineers and
Technology;
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Both programs offer a broad-based curriculum leading to more
employment opportunities;
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fully qualified engineering faculty in both departments;
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Small classes leading to more individualized instruction;
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disciplined military environment conducive to developing leadership
and team work skills;
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Programs that fosters and develops strong ethical decision-making
skills;
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curriculum integrating the important process of engineering design
from the freshman year through the senior year where not only theory
but practical applications are stressed
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A robust alumni
network that leads to increased opportunities for employment.

Career and Job Opportunities in Engineering
The
career opportunities available to graduates in both electrical and civil
engineering are numerous. The present demand as well as the future
demand is expected to remain high . A wide choice of opportunities
available to a engineer includes the following:
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Graduate School
including Master of Business Administration, Law and Medical School
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Construction-related
work
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Work with private
engineering design and consulting firms
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Work with federal
government agencies such as EPA, SPAWAR, Defense Contractors and the
Army Corps of Engineers
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Work with state
agencies
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Work with public works
and utility departments
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Work and serve as an
officer and engineer in the Armed Services |