Key facts for BS Liberal Arts: Engineering (combined degree) (intended)
Offered by Drew University in United States
- Degree
- Bachelor Degree
- Field of study
- Engineering & IT
- Duration
- 4 years
- Language of instruction
- English
- Intake
- January 2026
- Tuition fee
- USD 54,095
- Previous application deadline
- December 1, 2025
- Location
- Madison, New Jersey
- Country
- United States
Entry requirements
- education: Bachelors Degree
- Language requirement: IELTS/TOEFL/PTE/DUOLINGUO
- Age requirement: Less than 30 Years old
BS Liberal Arts: Engineering (combined degree) (intended)
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Course Overview This unique dual-degree program allows you to earn a liberal arts degree from Drew University and a prestigious engineering degree from Washington University in St. Louis. Over five years, you will develop into a well-rounded, "liberally educated engineer" with exceptional problem-solving and communication skills. This powerful combination prepares you for leadership roles in tackling complex societal challenges. Key Program Highlights Earn two bachelor's degrees: a B.A./B.S. from Drew and a B.S. in Engineering from a top-ranked institution. Choose from seven high-demand engineering majors, including Biomedical, Computer, and Mechanical Engineering. Gain a competitive edge with a unique educational blend of deep technical expertise and broad humanities knowledge. Benefit from flexible 3-2 or 4-2 study schedules, with an option to pursue a master's degree. Prepare for leadership in technical management with strong communication and critical thinking skills.
- C.V
- Passport Size Photo
- High School Certificate
- Bank Statement for the last 3 months
- Physical Examinal (Health Certificate)
- Police Clearance Certificate
- High School Transcript
- Passport
- Video presentation for 3 minutes
- Language Test Certificate
- Valid Passport
- Academic Transcripts (translated into English if necessary)
- Standardized Test Scores (e.g., SAT/ACT for undergraduate; GRE/GMAT for graduate programs—note that many universities have adopted test-optional policies since 2021)
- English Proficiency Test Scores:
- TOEFL iBT (recommended: 80–100+)
- IELTS (recommended: 6.5–7.5+)
- Duolingo English Test (DET) (recommended: 110–130+)
- Letters of Recommendation (typically 2–3)
- Statement of Purpose / Personal Essay
- Resume/CV (especially for graduate programs or work experience-based applications)
- Application Form and Fee: Most applications cost $50–$100
- Portfolio (for design, art, music, or architecture-related programs)
- Undergraduate: Tuition & Fees ($20,000 – $50,000), Living Expenses ($10,000 – $18,000), Health Insurance ($1,200 – $2,400), Books & Supplies ($800 – $1,500). Total: $35,000 – $70,000+
- Graduate: Tuition & Fees ($25,000 – $60,000), Living Expenses ($10,000 – $20,000), Health Insurance ($1,200 – $2,400), Books & Supplies ($800 – $1,500). Total: $37,000 – $80,000+
- Work up to 20 hours/week during the academic semester
- Work full-time during scheduled breaks (summer, winter)
- Employment is usually limited to on-campus jobs in the first academic year
- Curricular Practical Training (CPT) – Paid internships or training related to your field of study
- Optional Practical Training (OPT) – Temporary work authorization after graduation or during your final year
