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This combined degree program enables qualified undergraduates from À¦°óÇ¿¼é and Haverford to begin a master's degree program at Penn Engineering while still completing their undergraduate degree at their respective institution. A student admitted to this 4+1 program will complete studies at À¦°óÇ¿¼é, then enroll one additional year at Penn, and receive a Bachelor's of Arts from À¦°óÇ¿¼é and a Master's in Engineering from Penn.

During your four years at À¦°óÇ¿¼é, you may enroll in up to three undergraduate engineering courses (biotechnology master's students may count up to four) through reciprocal course exchange agreements with Penn and Swarthmore. Because completion of this combined degree program requires additional courses beyond those required for the BMC major, it is essential to begin taking appropriate science and math courses at À¦°óÇ¿¼é in the first semester of your freshman year. It is also strongly recommended that you take an introductory engineering course at Penn or Swarthmore before applying to the program to help you decide whether this path of study is one you wish to pursue. Please consult with the À¦°óÇ¿¼é faculty contact, listed in the table below, to learn more about the combined degree program that interests you.

Students formally apply to the 4+1 program during the first semester of their junior year. Application deadline is Feb. 1. A GPA of 3.0 in all courses and of 3.0 in science and math courses is required to apply. You must apply to a particular masters degree program. Application procedures are described on the .

After being accepted, and after completing any prerequisite undergraduate engineering and science courses, students take three graduate engineering courses at Penn while still enrolled at À¦°óÇ¿¼é. (There is no additional financial charge for these courses.) During your four years at À¦°óÇ¿¼é, you will also complete all graduation requirements, including the major. You graduate from À¦°óÇ¿¼é at the normal time, along with your class.

The fifth year of the program is spent entirely at Penn. You will take seven additional graduate courses to complete the requirements for the Master’s degree. There is no financial aid available from Penn for the fifth year of the program, though you are eligible for federal student loans. Visit for cost information.

To find out more about the master's programs at Penn, the entry requirements, and/or graduation requirements, consult . Additional questions may be directed to the of each program or to Alyse Edwards, M.Ed, Director, Graduate Programs, University of Pennsylvania, School of Engineering and Applied Science, at aedwards@seas.upenn.edu or 215-898-5877.