Mechanical Engineering
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Bachelor's Plus Master's Program (BPM)
We make it easy for you to earn an M.S. degree at the University of Dayton by linking your undergraduate and graduate programs. Interested? Is your GPA 3.0 or higher? Then, during your undergraduate program, you can apply for our BPM program directly with the graduate program of your choice. If accepted, you can take credit for up to two graduate-level courses taken during your undergraduate years to your undergraduate and graduate programs, which reduces the number of classes needed for your M.S. degree from 10 to 8. You'll save tuition dollars too because BPM students pay about 2/3 of the normal tuition cost during the first 12 months of their M.S. program.
Mechanical Engineering Majors
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Aerospace Concentration (AEC)
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Minor in Aerospace Engineering (AAE)
Tutoring
For Calculus, Physics and Chemistry:
- EGR 100-Enrichment Workshop — required for 1st year students and available for 2nd and 3rd year students.
- Office of Learning Resources — Walk-in Tutoring Schedule.
- Science Center Walk in Tutoring — see math and physics departments for schedule and location.
For Engineering Mechanics, Dynamics and Thermodynamics — Teaching Assistants (TAs) are available for help with these subjects.