UD School of Engineering - Frequently Asked Questions

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Admission
Q:	What happens after acceptance to an undergraduate program at the University?

Q:	What is UD's policy toward accepting college courses I take while I am still in high school?

Q:	Are placement tests required when I arrive on campus?

Q:	I plan to take advanced placement exams my senior year of high school. Does UD accept these exams?

Financial Aid
Q:	When should a student apply for financial aid?

Q:	How long does it take to hear from the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid after applying for aid?

Q:	What types of financial aid programs are available?

Q:	Do students who have siblings in college receive special consideration?

Q:	If a student is awarded financial aid, is it guaranteed for four years?

Q:	Are there programs for families who are not eligible for need-based aid?

Q:	How does a student apply for academic scholarships and leadership awards?

Q:	Are students who apply for academic scholarships required to submit family financial information?

Q:	When are scholarship recipients notified about their awards?

School of Engineering
Q:	What is the difference between engineering and engineering technology?

Q:	Are your programs accredited?

Q:	What is the significance of ABET accreditation?

Q:	I�m interested in areas other than engineering. Will I be able to study these in addition to my engineering degree at UD?

Q:	Is it possible to get a minor outside of engineering?

Q:	How is advising done in the School of Engineering?

Q:	How many years do most students take to graduate?

Q:	Can I begin as an undeclared engineering student?

Q:	Do School of Engineering students have time for extracurricular activities?