Physics

Excellent placement in Engineering graduate schools: Denison students who pursue the four-year undergraduate science or math degree route to engineering school have enjoyed exceptional success in gaining admission to a wide array of excellent engineering programs. A sampling of these graduate programs include: * Duke University (environmental engineering) * Cornell University (mechanical engineering) * University of Wisconsin (engineering physics) * Columbia University (mechanical engineering) * University of Texas (civil engineering) * U.S. Navy (nuclear engineering) * Miami University (applied physics) * University of Michigan (environmental engineering, biomechanical engineering) * University of Maryland (biomechanical engineering) * Ohio State (aerospace/nuclear/mechanical/environmental engineering) * University of Colorado (water resources engineering) * Georgia Tech University (atmospheric science, material science engineering)

The Combined Plan: In our combined plan program, you earn two bachelors degrees, one from Denison in your chosen major and a second bachelors degree from one of our partner engineering schools.You first will spend either three or four years at Denison, where you will complete both (1) your degree requirements for Denison and (2) the pre-engineering courses for your chosen program.Students majoring in Physics at Denison can typically complete all of the combined plan requirements in three years, while other majors may need three or four years at Denison.Our partner schools expect pre-engineering students to maintain at least a 3.0 average both in Science and Liberal Arts courses while at Denison.After Denison you will spend two years at one of our partner schools to complete your chosen program.