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Department of Earth and Environmental Engineering (DEEE) Columbia University, Henry Krumb School of Mines
3-2 B.A./B.S. Program or 4-2 B.A./M.S. Program
The Combined Plan: Gateway to a Career in Earth and Environmental Engineering
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The combined plan is an educational affiliation between the Henry Krumb School of Mines at Columbia University and Adelphi University. This plan offers our qualified environmental studies students the opportunity to receive both a B.A. degree from Adelphi University and a B.S. degree from Columbia Engineering in five years. Students complete the requirements for the liberal arts degree along with a pre-engineering course of study in three years at Adelphi and then complete two years at Columbia. Admission to Columbia Engineering at the end of the junior year is likely for those students who have a grade-point average of 3.0 or better; are recommended by the liaison officer; and have completed the appropriate preparation successfully.
Another available option is the 4-2 B.A/B.S. degree program. This is designed to allow students to graduate from Adelphi University with a B.A. degree and then transfer to Columbia Engineering to complete a B.S. degree in two years. Students should have followed a related course of study at Adelphi.

Benefits to Students
- Students receive a superior education. The combined plan program provides the best higher education experience possible incorporating liberal arts and sciences and engineering.
- Exceptional preparation and training for the professional world. Whether their career paths lead to industry or academia, the combined plan gives students a valued combination of analytical, communication, and technical skills.
- Combined plan students have a reputation for excellence, are frequently requested by employers, and earn higher starting salaries. Some of the best students of the Earth and Environmental Engineering program came from the combined plan.
The following is required of all Environmental Studies majors at Adelphi University who want to transfer to Columbia. Students should consult with their adviser to tailor their courses to their specific career goals.

Requirements for admission to Columbia:
- must attend Adelphi University as a full time student for at least two years
- 3.0 or better overall GPA and 3.0 overall GPA average in the sciences/math/csc courses
- completion of a total of 97 credits with the appropriate courses by the end of junior year
- three letters of recommendation: one from the dual degree engineering director (Dr. G. Rao), one from a science professor, and one from a math/csc professor. Both professors need to have taught the student in his/her sophomore year or later.


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Course#
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Course Title
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Credits
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| MTH 141 |
Calculus & Analytic Geometry I |
4 cr |
| MTH 142 |
Calculus & Analytic Geometry II |
4 cr |
| MTH 243 |
Calculus III |
4 cr |
| MTH 244 |
Introduction to Ordinary Differential Equations* |
3 cr |
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or |
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| MTH 253 |
Linear Algebra** |
4 cr |
| MTH 211 |
Introduction to Mathematical Methods in Physics*** |
4 cr |
*Computer Science majors are exempt from this course
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**Highly recommended and preferred by some concentrations
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***Satisfies Columbia's prerequisite for Calculus IV
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Course#
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Course Title
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Credits
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| PHY 113 |
Physics for Science Majors I |
4 cr |
| PHY 114 |
Physics for Science Majors II |
4 cr |
| *PHY 216 Modern Physics (4 credits) is highly recommended |
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Course#
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Course Title
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Credits
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| CHE 111 |
General Chemistry I |
4 cr |
| CHE 112 |
General Chemistry II* |
4 cr |
*Required by some Columbia Engineering Programs.
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**For applied Physics and Applied Mathematics programs, CHE 111 General Chemistry I can be substituted by one semester of BIO 111 Biological Concepts and Methods I.
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***Either one semester PHY 322 Advanced Physics Lab (4 credits) or one semester CHE 111 Chemistry is generally required.
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Course#
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Course Title
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Credits
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| CSC 171 |
Introduction to Computer Program |
4 cr |
| CSC 172 |
Introduction to Algorithms & Data Structures |
4 cr |
Students must complete all major course requirements and general education requirements before transferring to Columbia.
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Course#
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Course Title
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Credits
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| ECA 111 |
The Price System* |
3 cr |
| ECA 112 |
The National Economy* |
3 cr |
| ECA 101 |
Introduction to Economics* |
3 cr |
Suggested: |
| ANT 111 |
Cultural Anthropology |
3 cr |
| *Select one of the listed Economics Requirements |
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Course#
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Course Title
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Credits
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| ARH 196 |
Art & The World I |
3 cr |
| ARH 197 |
Art & The World II |
3 cr |
| MUH 238 |
Jazz 1920’s - 1940’s |
1-3 cr |
| MUH 238 |
Jazz 1920’s - 1970’s |
1-3 cr |
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Course#
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Course Title
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Credits
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| PHI 110 |
Introduction to Philosophy |
3 cr |
| ENG 231 |
Literature in English I |
3 cr |
| Language courses |
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Contact
For additional information, please contact:
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Anagnostis Agelarakis
Director and Professor, Environmental Studies Program
Professor, Department of Anthropology
Blodgett Hall, Room 102
Adelphi University
Garden City, NY 11530
p - 516.877.4112
f - 516.877.4717
e - agelarak@adelphi.edu
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Erin P. Raia
Director, Office of Pre-Professional Advising and Fellowships
Levermore Hall, Room 303
Adelphi University
1 South Avenue
Garden City, NY 11530
p - 516.877.3140
f - 516.877.3141
e - eraia@adelphi.edu
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This page last modified on March 19, 2008.

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