August 23, 2016
How do I enroll?
The process for becoming an undergraduate non-matriculated student requires a few simple registration forms. You do not need to submit transcripts, grades or test scores. You may complete your registration after the quarter has begun by paying a late fee, but we do strongly recommend that you begin attending class on the first day so…
What is UW EE Non-Degree enrollment?
Non-degree enrollment in UW EE courses allows students who are not enrolled in an electrical engineering bachelor’s, master’s or Ph.D. degree program to broaden or update their skill set. Both undergraduate and graduate courses are available to non-degree students if space is available and prerequisites are met. Depending on future academic goals, some credits may…
How do I apply?
The UW Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE) program accepts applications from current UW students as well as freshman and transfer applicants. UW ECE enrolls new students annually in autumn quarter. The BSEE program is a capacity constrained major and we may not be able to offer admission to all applicants who meet the…
How much is tuition?
Tuition rates are established by the UW Regents at the end of spring quarter. You can find complete tuition and fee information at the Web site of the Office of Planning and Budgeting.
How do I apply for the Combined BS-MS degree?
The combined BS-MS program is intended for students who are interested in pursuing research at the graduate level and are considering a future Ph.D. program. The combined BS-MS application process is highly competitive, with only 8-10 students accepted per year. Admitted students typically have a minimum 3.7 GPA. For additional information, please view our admissions page.
What is the Combined BS-MS degree?
The combined BS-MS is a highly competitive and prestigious program that begins with a faculty nomination. Students accepted into the program seamlessly begin graduate studies in the daytime MSEE program the autumn quarter following their bachelor’s degree.
Do you accept Graduate Non-Matriculated (GNM) students?
Yes. Please email us directly, so we can properly advise you.
Do you accept transfer credit?
Yes. The PMP allows a maximum of one graduate level course to be transferred and applied toward the MSEE assuming the course credits were not used to satisfy requirements for another degree. The transfer coursework needs to be applicable to the PMP, and must be approved by an EE faculty member.
Is this the right program for you?
The Electrical Engineering PMP offers a work-compatible Master’s degree and courses taught by world class Electrical Engineering faculty. Our faculty’s cutting edge research informs their teaching, allowing you to bring the latest ideas to bear in your career. That being said, the PMP focuses on a subset of EE topic areas and it is important…
If I enroll in the Professional Master’s Program, can I later transfer to the daytime Master’s program?
Students wishing to transfer from one program to another must formally apply to the program of their choice via the standard admissions process and be admitted. The PMP is not intended to be a “back door” into the daytime Master’s program, and PMP transfer applicants to the daytime Master’s program are not treated any differently than…
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