Undergraduate Students

The W.S. Lee College of Engineering supports students at every stage of their academic journey, from initial exploration through graduation and career placement. Whether you are considering engineering as a major, navigating undergraduate coursework or pursuing graduate research, this section provides access to the programs and resources you need.

You will find information about admissions requirements and application processes, academic advising and support services, scholarship opportunities and financial aid, professional development and career preparation, and student organizations and leadership programs. Our Office of Student Development and Success (OSDS) offers specialized mentoring, hands-on learning opportunities and peer support led by faculty with industry experience.

Undergraduate students can explore pathways through our common first year curriculum, connect with academic advisors and access tutoring and technical resources. Graduate students will find information about assistantships, degree requirements and research opportunities. The resources on these pages are designed to help you build the skills, connections and knowledge base you need to succeed in engineering.

First-Year Students

New to Engineering? Your first year is designed to help you find your footing academically, socially, and professionally. The Common First Year curriculum gives you the opportunity to explore engineering disciplines, build a strong foundation, and discover your interests before declaring a major.

First-Year Resources

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Advising

No matter where you are in your academic journey, advising is here to support you. Whether you're planning your coursework, preparing for registration, overcoming academic obstacles or exploring a different major, you'll have guidance and resources to help you move forward with confidence.

Advising Resources

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Support Programs & Student Groups

Build your network, develop your skills, and make an impact through the many organizations, clubs and leadership opportunities available to engineering students.

Explore Programs

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Professional Development

Turn your engineering degree into a career. Connect with employers, find internships and co-ops and gain career-ready skills through dedicated professional development support.

Professional Development

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Undergraduate Student Resources

Navigate your engineering journey with undergraduate resources designed to help you learn, lead and succeed.

Access Resources

Office of Student Development and Success

Not sure where to start? The Office of Student Development and Success is your first stop for academic advising and support to navigate your first year at the W.S. Lee College of Engineering.

Connect With Us