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about the Engineering
Limited Enrollment Program (LEP)
Starting September 15 and ending November 17
Tuesdays 10am – 12pm
Fridays 1pm – 3pm
There will be no Walk In Hours on Friday, October 30th or Tuesday, November 3rd.
LEP Application
Instruction (doc)
LEP Application-ENGR
LEP Application is due the 5th business Day
of June and January by 5:00pm.
Timeline
for Internal Transfer Students (doc)
LEP Website
Transfer Students FAQs (doc)
Change of Major Workshops Dates: TBA
All internally admitted students must attend a Major Change Workshop in order to have their major officially changed to an Engineering major.
Please follow the instructions on the e-mail you received from the Admission office. (There is a limit of 20 students per workshop, and is first-come, first-served basis.
Location:
1131S Glenn L. Martin Hall, Bldg. 088 |
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Both external (outside UMCP) and internal transfers (meaning current
UMCP students whose major is NOT engineering) will be admitted to the Clark
School if they meet the admission criteria. The criteria
is as follows:
- Completion of the Fundamental Studies English requirement
- Completion
of MATH 141 with minimum grade of 2.0 or better*
- Completion
of PHYS 161 with a minimum grade of 2.0 or better*
- Completion of CHEM 135, CHEM 113, OR CHEM131/132/271 with a minimum grade of 2.0 or better*
- A minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 on all
college level coursework
- Completion of at least one Distributive
Studies course from the humanities or social sciences
(See www.UGST.umd.edu/CORE).
- Bioengineering students must also complete BIOE 120 with a minimum grade of 3.0
- Students in other Engineering majors or Engineering undecided who wish to be a BIOE major must complete BIOE 120 with a grade of 3.0.
* Only one 'gateway' or performance review course may be repeated to earn the required grade and that course may only be repeated once. A "W" counts as a repeat.
If you have questions about the transfer process, evaluation of credits or admission critiria please e-mail transfer_engr@umd.edu
If you have questions
specific to the application or your admission status please contact the Limited Enrollment Advisor/Representative Undergraduate Admissions, at the Ground Floor of the Mitchell Building.
If you have completed the above criteria, complete the online application LEP-Appl-ENGR. The application is due by the 5th business day of the month as follows:
- Spring semester admission: January
- Fall semester admission: June
Once you have submitted your application electronically and your application has been review, the Office of Undergraduate Admissions decision will be sent to your e-mail account instructing you of your next step.
If you have completed the above criteria, complete the University of Maryland transfer admission application. If you been accepted as an external transfer student, you are required to attend a university orientation.
If you left in good standing, and did not withdraw from your last semester of attendance, you must apply for readmission. Although there are no deadlines for readmission, you are encouraged to apply as early as possible in order to take advantage of early registration and academic advising. Readmission applications require approximately 10 days for processing.
Students applying for readmission will be readmitted into the major that they were in during their last semester of enrollment. Students requesting readmission into a different major must change their major and provide the Office of Undergraduate Admissions with verification of the new major change approved by their college advisor.
Visit
Undergraduate Admissions for more information
Online
RE-ENROLLMENT web application
If you were academically dismissed at the conclusion of your
last semester of attendance, you must apply for REINSTATEMENT.
You may apply for reinstatement immediately following a
dismissal or for any subsequent semester. Reinstatement
applications require 4-6 weeks for processing. All applications
for reinstatement are subject to review by a Faculty Petition
Board. This is done by submitting an application for reinstatement
which includes a written statement explaining the circumstances
leading to your dismissal and a proposed plan to remedy
past difficulties. Additional information such as medical
documentation, letters of reference and recommendations,
etc., may be submitted to further explain the circumstances.
If you attended any other college or university since your
last enrollment at the University of Maryland, College
Park, official transcripts are required before your application
can be reviewed.
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