First-Year Engineering Advising
Students attending OSU after high school without having attended another college or university will be advised centrally in their first year as General Engineering students. The emphasis within the first year is on exploration, transition to college, finding community, and major selection. Learn about the fifteen different bachelor's degree programs (video).
Undergraduate Advising Process
Your undergraduate advisor is an integral part of your academic planning and a facilitator to your College of Engineering Experience. If you are a student transferring to our college or are a current student in your 2nd year or above, you will work directly with an advisor in the specific school where your major is located.
Course Guides and Academic Plans
Students are encouraged to use the course guides for your engineering courses and understanding major requirements. Undergraduate coursework is designed for four-year degree programs, but can be customized. Graduate handbooks and guidelines support both master's and doctoral students.
General Undergraduate Advising Information
- Academic Progression Model
- Transfer Student Academic Program Guides
- Undergraduate Policy Manual
- Academic Misconduct
- Engineering Course Requirements by Major
- Class Websites
- Fundamentals of Engineering Exam
- Forms
School Undergraduate Advising Resources
Graduate Advising Resources
- Biological and Ecological Engineering
- Chemical, Biological & Environmental Engineering
- Civil & Construction Engineering
- Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
- Mechanical, Industrial, & Manufacturing Engineering
- Nuclear Science and Engineering
- Forest Engineering
