Yes. We highly recommend that students entering in Fall 2021 do not purchase a laptop until computer specifications are announced in the Summer of 2021. Please visit the laptop support page for recommendations.
New students enrolling in Fall 2019 in Engineering or Computer Science/Computer Information Systems will be assessed the Academic Program Fee.
Yes, in fact, students in the College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences compose approximately 40% of the students in the Clemson University Honors College. To learn more, please visit the Clemson University Honors College page.
Calculator information can be found on the Calculator Recommendation site. Typically General Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences students enroll in either MATH 1060 or 1080 their first semester.
General Engineering applicants are encouraged to have:
AP and IB classes such as Economics, Government, History, and Psychology can be applied towards your General Education requirements. While we can award credit for Calculus, Chemistry, and Physics, we prefer you speak with your advisor prior to utilizing these credits. A complete list of AP credits and Clemson equivalents can be found on the Advanced Placement Credit chart. IB credit can be found on the IB Credit chart.
Yes. Clemson offers numerous summer engineering and science programs through our Summer Scholars program.
Check out our YouTube playlist for department and program videos or to take a virtual visit.
If you would like more information on the College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences fill out our request form.