The School of Engineering's Dean's Office processes applications for admission to the bachelor of science civil engineering program. The School of Architecture and Urban Planning process all applications for admission to the bachelor of science architectural engineering program. Once admitted, a student will be advised each semester by a faculty member in the Department of Civil, Environmental and Architectural Engineering. The School of Engineering will keep track of academic progress, and will ultimately perform a final degree requirement check before your scheduled graduation.
The adviser, as well as the other faculty in the department, will be available on the Lawrence Campus. Through class time, office hours, formal meetings, informal discussions, and laboratory work, a student will have many contact hours with KU CEAE professors.
Each semester after you meet with your adviser, you will submit your advising form to Carol Jo Sloan, in 2150 Learned Hall, to have your advising hold released. This release is required for you to enroll online for the next semester or summer session.
Go to the KU Portal and click on the Enroll and Pay link to find your assigned enrollment time. Also check to see if you have any additional holds that you need to take care of before enrolling. When the date comes for your enrollment, go to Enroll & Pay and sign up for your courses.
For additional information on enrollment, go to http://www.registrar.ku.edu/timetable/.
Full-time study is encouraged, if possible, but some engineering students complete their degree requirements part-time. Many students have part to full-time employment on or off campus.
Architectural engineering's (ARCE's) course descriptions are
available online:
ARCE 000-699 courses: The KU
Undergraduate Catalog, School of Engineering section
ARCE 700-999 courses: The KU
Graduate Catalog, School of Engineering section
Civil engineering's (CE's) course descriptions are available
online:
CE 000-699 courses: The KU
Undergraduate Catalog, School of Engineering section
CE 700-999 courses: The KU
Graduate Catalog, School of Engineering section
