Review the civil engineering degree plan or the Missouri S&T catalog for full requirements.
Once you begin the program, you can take all courses on Missouri State’s campus.
Review civil engineering degree plan Review Missouri S&T catalog: Civil engineering
The Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in civil engineering requires at least 133 credit hours.
You must earn a grade of “C” or better in all civil engineering courses.
The 133 required credit hours are in addition to credit received for algebra, trigonometry and basic ROTC courses.
Note: Some of the non-engineering courses you take at MSU (like physics and calculus) count for more credit hours than the same courses at Missouri S&T.
Thus, the total required credit hours at MSU (133) and Missouri S&T (129) are slightly different for civil engineering, but you’ll still take the same amount of courses.
Missouri S&T General Education requirements for Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences (15 credit hours) Choose courses from History, Art, Music, Theater, English and Technical Communication, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, Economics, Etymology, or Foreign Languages:
(Courses that fulfill the William’s Law requirement are followed by an asterisk (*). Students MUST have one course that fulfills William’s law.)
Group 1: (6 credits in the Humanities and Fine Arts, select from two specific disciplines)
HST 121*, HST 122*, ART 200, MUS 241, ENG 210, ENG 310, ENG 221, ENG 321, ENG 340, ENG 341, ENG 350, ENG 351, COM 115
Group 2: (6 credits in Behavioral & Social Sciences, select from two specific disciplines)
HST 103, HST 104*, GRY100, PHI 110, PHI 105, PLS 101*, PSY 121, ECO 165, ECO 155, FRN 101, FRN 102, FRN 312, GRM 101, GRM 102, RUS 101, RUS 102, SPN 101, SPN 102, SPN 201
Group 3: (3 credits from either Group 1 or Group 2)
You’re not required to have a minor for this degree. If you’d like to add a minor, talk with your advisor.
Consistent with the educational objectives listed in the catalog, the cooperative civil engineering program meets all Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) requirements.