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Most people say, "If it isn't broke, don't fix it." An engineer says, "Just give me some time to add more features." Aside from a passion for fixing things, you also love to take things apart. But only so you can rebuild them - and make them better. Our degree lays the foundation for a career that lets you think technically as well as creatively-from microscopic gadgetry to monolithic infrastructures.
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What You Will Learn:

You will learn to hone your creative problem-solving capabilities. You will learn how to take your mathematical and physical science knowledge to the next level. Finally, you will learn to understand how things work and how you can make them work better.
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What It Is Like:

Courses in this two-year program are taught by professors with advanced engineering degrees and real-world experience. You will work side-by-side with other engineering students who share your passion for calculus, chemistry and physics.
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Where It Can Take You:

Most students opt to transfer to a four-year engineering institution upon completing their degree here. From there, you can enter many different branches of engineering, including aeronautical, chemical, electrical, mechanical and civil.
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This degree program has transfer agreements with the colleges listed below. This means you can start your degree here and finish it there without losing credits.

• Binghamton University
• Buffalo State
• Cornell Ag. and Life Sciences College
• Empire State College
• SUNY ESF
• Hartwick College
• Houghton College
• SUNY Oswego
• Syracuse University - Joint Admission 
• University at Buffalo - Joint Admission 

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"I'll never forget seeing the Brooklyn Bridge for the first time when I was about five. I spent last summer doing an internship with a civil engineering firm in Manhattan while living in Brooklyn-so I got a lot of time to study that bridge." ~Scott M.