Portland Community College | Portland, Oregon

Create a course plan

Follow these steps to set your course toward a university transfer engineering degree:

1. Review the advising guides.
   Always work with a PCC advisor and a university advisor to develop a course plan for engineering transfer. These guides show what classes you can take here that will count toward your degree at your transfer institution. If you follow these guides, you can enter the University as a Junior.
   • General Education (classes in reading, writing, math, etc. that fill basic degree requirements)
   • Guides for specific majors:
     • Chemical Engineering
     • Civil Engineering
     • Electrical and Computer Engineering
     • Environmental Engineering
     • Mechanical Engineering
     • Renewable Energy Engineering
2. Create a course plan.
   If you’re having trouble making a plan, make an appointment with an advisor. If you don’t create a course plan by the time you’ve enrolled in ENGR 101, you’ll be asked to create one then.
3. Apply to your transfer school.
   These schools have dual enrollment/co-admission agreements with PCC; apply right away if you want to attend one of them to complete your degree:
   • Oregon Institute of Technology
     • Apply for co-admission to OIT?
   • Portland State University (see Upper Division Admissions for requirements and admission links)
     • Apply for co-admission to PSU?
   • Oregon State University
     • Apply for co-admission to OSU?
4. Some additional four-year schools PCC engineering students frequently transfer to:
   • University of Portland
   • Washington State University ¨C Vancouver
5. If your four-year school isn’t listed here, make an appointment with an advisor for help.
6. Apply to an upper-division program.
   Once you’ve been admitted to the University you’re transferring to, you will need to apply to their upper-division Engineering program.