Prospective Undergraduate Students
STUDENT STORIES
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Internships:
Arianna Haven
Arianna landed her dream internship at NASA/Langley Research Center, and she advises other students to aim for such opportunities, too.
Innovation:
Phoenix Price
Phoenix jumped straight into projects and activities in the GW Innovation Center, and has expanded his understanding of innovation and his role in it.
Research:
Amanda Long
Amanda reached out to Dr. LeBlanc to try research, and has found that it is opening other opportunities to her, as well.
Life After GW:
Allegra Farrar
Now a PhD student at MIT, alumna Allegra Farrar credits the combination of good mentors and research and networking opportunities with preparing her for graduate studies.
Life After GW:
Conor Lyman
Conor Lyman is an alumnus working for a NYC-based start-up focused on renewable energy modeling. Conor learned through our SEASSPAN community how important collaboration is for engineering.
Life After GW:
Rachel Gray
Rachel Gray is continuing her studies and working toward her PhD at GW. Rachel praises her faculty mentors for advising her and giving her opportunities as an undergraduate to publish and present her research.
The MAE Experience
MAE offers a Bachelor of Science program with several options, and a five-year combined Bachelor of Science/Master of Science programs. Find out which of our academic options is best for you.
All MAE seniors complete our Senior Design experience. A description of the experience is available on our Senior Design page.
The School of Engineering and Applied Science (SEAS) Career Services Center is a fantastic resource, staffed with people who can help you prepare for life after college.
The School of Engineering and Applied Science (SEAS) provides wonderful study abroad options for engineering students. Explore your opportunities.
Whether you want to learn new skills or meet new friends, MAE student organizations give you a chance to do both while you pursue your interests.
