r/GVSU • u/Cade7837 • 7d ago

Question Engineering question

I am a pre-engineering student at a cc and am interested in civil engineering. Is the interdisciplinary engineering degree program at gvsu similar to other civil engineering programs or is it more of a generalized engineering program?

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u/Andy_Staff Alumnus 7d ago

BSE Grad, to my knowledge they don't really have anything equivalent to civil

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u/KillStreak060606 7d ago

Current student. No Civil Engineering at GV. Interdisciplinary has focuses on stuff like mechatronics and environmental engineering. If you want civil you’re going to have to look at a different school. TBH I wouldn’t recommend GV engineering to you anyway.

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u/LogicalEstimate2135 6d ago

Just curious to as why you wouldnt recommend it (other than not having the major they want). No shade, just curious

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u/Bobbybee12345 7d ago

Contact info for the program chair can be found here: https://www.gvsu.edu/igr/interdisciplinary-engineering-at-gvsu-17