Orientation

Each Fall, MEP sponsors a unique introductory course for freshmen and transfer students. The course features guest lecturers from important campus offices such as the School of Engineering, Financial Aid, and the Career Center, as well as notable professionals from private industry. The class is designed to give students an overview of the engineering profession and to enhance the students' personal skills.

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Career Advising

Industry mentors, field trips, job shadowing, career fairs and internship opportunities expose students to a wide variety of engineering, math and science careers.

Tutoring

The purpose of tutoring is to assist students in overcoming specific deficiencies in the subject areas of their academic programs and to aid the student in their development of proper study skills and increase the effectiveness of the time that they spend studing.

Study Center

The MEP Study Center is conveniently located in the School of Engineering and Computer Science in room 150 of the Science Building. The location is near faculty offices, labs, and classrooms. This is the place where students work together and receive tutoring. Additionally, tutors and faculty may lead MEP workshops in the Study Center.

Academic Excellence Workshops

Regularly scheduled supplemental classes teach students to work together to master challenging material. And, students are enrolled in the same math and science classes to enhance the opportunity for group study.