
Learn the basics of engineering as you receive both the theoretical and practical elements of pre-engineering studies. Our challenging pre-engineering degree takes you step-by-step through physics, differential equations, statistics and more to prepare you for transfer to a four-year engineering degree and ultimately a career as an engineer.
Formulate engineering problems and use solution techniques to design projects involving today’s most popular software and hardware. Study calculus treatment of the general principles of mechanics, heat, and sound to ground yourself in physics.
You’ll also learn engineering economics, including how to perform economic analysis for investment decisions on an engineering project. We then teach you to relate time value of money, differential cost and revenue, and the trade-off between risk and reward to engineering projects.
Not ready to take calculus your first semester? No problem! Our courses and instructors allow you to work at a pace that’s comfortable for you and your educational pursuits. You can also take advantage of individualized attention from physics and math tutors dedicated to your learning through our certified Tutoring Services and Academic Success department. For more information, click here.
After you transfer and finish your bachelor's degree in your chosen engineering path, you can confidently start your career in positions like:
These are some examples of courses in our Pre-Engineering program.
Butler's Pre-Engineering program is intended to help you transition from a new student into an engineering major at a four-year university. With our small class sizes, you'll get personalized attention from our experienced instructors, all while saving money.
Our program has been sending students to four-year programs for decades. Our well-respected engineering curriculum is easily transferable to bachelor's programs like Wichita State University and Kansas State University. Talk to our advisors to find out which path is right for you!
Qualified students in eligible programs can earn their two-year degree and have their tuition, fees and books paid for.