Engineering Science AS

Study physics, math, and sustainable design in this STEM-focused program. Prepare for careers in mechanical, civil, or electrical engineering. Start your path to a four-year engineering degree.

Associate Degree

67 Credit Hours

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100% Online

Program Overview

This program teaches the fundamentals of engineering. Courses include calculus, physics, chemistry, engineering graphics, programming, mechanics, thermodynamics, electric circuits, strength of materials, and engineering design. You'll graduate prepared to transfer to a four-year program in your chosen specialization.

Careers in Engineering

Technology, product design, and manufacturing companies need skilled engineers who can innovate, design, and develop new software and technologies. Find employment opportunities across the mechanical, electrical, civil, chemical, nuclear, industrial, and biomedical fields.

With a bachelor's degree in engineering, you'll be prepared to pursue careers in subfields such as civil, electrical, industrial, or mechanical engineering. Engineering students may also find work in quality control, management, or software development.
Career Snapshot: Architecture and Engineering Occupations
- Median Salary: $99,520 nationally
- Entry-Level Education: Bachelor's degree
- Related Jobs: Architect, Drafter, Engineering Technologist, Engineer, Surveyor
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Transfer to a Bachelor’s Degree Program

The Engineering Science A.S. degree prepares you to transfer to a related bachelor’s degree program. You'll take classes that align with the requirements of a future college major.

FLCC partners with other colleges to make your transfer path easier:
- Transfer Agreements outline how FLCC classes and credits transfer to a partner college.
- Joint Admissions Agreements admit you to FLCC and a transfer school at the same time.
Our advisors will help you select courses that fit your goals and make the most of your credits when you transfer.

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Where Our Students Transfer

SUNY Two-Year Engineering Science Association Member

FLCC is a member of the SUNY Two-Year Engineering Science Association (SUNY-TYESA). The association creates partnerships between two-year engineering programs and four-year engineering schools to streamline the transfer process.

Students in our Engineering Science program go on to earn a bachelor's degree from colleges such as:
- Alfred University
- Buffalo State University
- Clarkson University
- Cornell University
- Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
- Rochester Institute of Technology
- Binghamton University
- University of Rochester
Learn from Industry Experts

Learn real-world engineering applications from industry experts through lectures and visits to local facilities and labs. Join the Engineering and Technology club to work on technical projects outside of class.
Engineering Science Courses

Sample core courses you'll take in this program include:
Visit our academic catalog for a complete list of program requirements. Review prerequisites, general education requirements, electives, and a sample schedule.

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Earn this Degree for Free with SUNY Reconnect

Complete your associate degree in this high-demand field at no cost. If you are a New Yorker between the ages of 25 and 55, review the eligibility criteria to take advantage of this cost-saving opportunity.

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Control panel of the large-scale CNC milling machine.

Hands-on Learning Facilities

Complete most coursework and gain hands-on engineering experience at the Victor Campus Center. Our engineering lab has modern industry technology and tools used in the workplace, including:

Subsonic wind tunnel
Tensile testing machine
Refrigeration demo unit

You'll have access to electronic equipment, a Computer-Aided Design (CAD) lab, a full-size CNC milling machine, 3D printers, and more.

Victor Campus Center

Low-Cost Tuition and Scholarship Opportunities

Earn an affordable SUNY education at FLCC. With low in-state tuition, financial aid, and scholarships that can help reduce your program costs, you can make a confident plan to pay for college. Our financial aid team can help you review your estimated expenses and the steps to apply for aid.

$5,616

annual in-state tuition ($234 per credit hour).
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81%

of students are eligible for financial aid or scholarships.
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$23M

in financial aid was awarded to our students last year.
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Program Overview

Careers in Engineering

Career Snapshot: Architecture and Engineering Occupations

Transfer to a Bachelor’s Degree Program

Where Our Students Transfer

Learn from Industry Experts

Engineering Science Courses

Earn this Degree for Free with SUNY Reconnect

Hands-on Learning Facilities

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