Reply to "DIII 3-2 engineering programs"

OH BBMom100+ posts

Hello 2014,

My son is currently a college sophomore. He too is interested in engineering. The DIII school he chose has a 3+2 engineering program, but he chose to major in physics and worry about a master's later. During his freshman year, there was one player on the team who was in the 4th year of his 3+2 program. The engineering school that he was attending worked with the college so that he attended classes summer and fall at the engineering school, but was re-enrolled and back on campus for the spring of his "senior" year. Talk to the coaches of the schools that your son is interested in. I know the people associated with my son's program went out of their way to find a way for my son's athletic and academic experiences to work for him.

9/10/116:29 AM

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