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Planning to Succeed

Starting your engineering path here is a smart, affordable way to build momentum toward your bachelor’s degree. Every science, math, and engineering course you take at Â鶹ԭ´´ is designed to satisfy major prerequisites so you can transfer seamlessly to a four-year university and graduate on time.. Every science, math, and engineering course you take at Â鶹ԭ´´ is designed to satisfy major prerequisites so you can transfer seamlessly to a four-year university and graduate on time.unique.

The science, math, and engineering classes in Â鶹ԭ´´â€™s Associate of Science (AS) degrees are designed to fulfill your transfer prerequisites directly, saving you time and money before you move on to a four-year university.

Step 1: Get Your Faculty Advisor

Navigating prerequisites and transfer requirements can feel complex, but you don't have to do it alone. Connecting with a early is one of the most effective steps you can take.

• How They Support You: Your advisor helps with class scheduling, choosing a discipline or transfer university, applying for scholarships or internships, and navigating academic challenges.

• Stay Connected: Meet with your faculty advisor every quarter to keep your degree plan on track and make sure you have the resources you need.

Selecting Classes & Degree Pathway Maps

To earn your degree efficiently, plan your series courses carefully and check the prerequisites for your target transfer institutions.

• Start Math Right Away: Math is a prerequisite for almost all science and engineering sequences. Get your placement early through (or email entryadvising@highline.edu). Continuous math progress keeps your science and engineering sequences moving on schedule.

• Keep Momentum: Take math every quarter and finish course series (like Physics or Chemistry) back-to-back at Â鶹ԭ´´ so your credits transfer smoothly as a complete unit.

• Not all classes are offered every quarter: Meet with an advisor to develop an academic plan, especially if you do not start in Fall quarter.

Explore our quarter-by-quarter program maps to see your path from start to finish:

If you’re aiming for a different engineering discipline, the Civil/Mechanical or General Engineering tracks usually provide the best foundation. A faculty advisor can help you tailor your degree to match your transfer destination.

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