Bachelor in Paper Engineering

University of Massachusetts Lowell Massachusetts, USA / Engineering Building 310, One University Avenue, Lowell, MA 01854 978-934-3150 Fax: 978-458-3047, alfred_donatelli@uml.edu http://www.uml.edu/college/engineering/Chemical/Programs/undergrad_options.html Application requirements are for prospective students to send in: A completed Application for Undergraduate Admission, the application fee, score from the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) or the American College Test (ACT). The CEEB (College Entrance Examination Board) code number for UMass Lowell is 3911. (UML, along with the other UMass campuses and Massachusetts state colleges, is reviewing the math and reading sections only of the SAT.), High school transcript, A personal essay addressing one of the following questions: How has the environment in which you were raised (your family, home, neighborhood or town) made you the person you are today? Write about an experience, interest, activity or challenge you have overcome, or any other topic that defines who you are as an individual and Topic of your choice. One letter of recommendation. You should ask someone who is familiar with your abilities and experience (such as a teacher, guidance counselor, coach, employer, etc.) to provide this letter, A TOEFL/ELPT test score, if English is not your first language or if your method of instruction is not in English. High School Course Requirements include: 4 years of English, 2 years of social studies (including one year of U.S. history), 3 years of mathematics, 2 years of foreign language (in a single language), 3 years of science (2 with a lab) and, 2 years of electives. Students wishing to enter or transfer into criminal justice from another major or from another accredited Institution must present a grade point average of at least 2.5 on a 4.0 scale. The general Chemical Engineering curriculum requires a series of courses in basic science and mathematics. Another component of the curriculum consists of courses that serve as an introduction to engineering, link the basic sciences and engineering, and introduce engineering analysis, synthesis and design. Woven throughout the curriculum are courses in the arts and humanities and the social sciences, which broaden perspectives, maintain and improve communication skills, and expose the engineering students to concepts of values and ethics. The curriculum also emphasizes the study of advanced problems and topics in engineering design. The purpose is to develop skills in the use of science, sensitivity in the application of ethical considerations, sensibility in economic matters, and creativity in solving engineering problems. Laboratory work and computer applications are extensive. While pursuing an undergraduate degree in chemical engineering, students also have the option of specializing in paper engineering. This option prepares students for work in the processing and testing of paper and paper-like materials relevant to the paper industry. Bachelor's Degree

• Chemistry and Pharmacy
• Engineering and Technology