Mathematics and science foundation
Required foundation shown in the published plan
New Jersey Institute of Technology
Newark, NJ
Field reported for 2023-24 · Engineering
New Jersey Institute of Technology
Newark, NJ
Current program status
Currently listed by the institution
Mechanical Engineering, B.S. · Bachelor's
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218
2023-24
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B.S. in Mechanical Engineering
Minimum 120 credits
Minimum credits required for this degree. Course numbers are labels, not credit amounts.
2026–2027 Catalog · Verified requirements summary
Required foundation shown in the published plan
Selected required courses from the published plan
Select four approved ME/technical electives
12 credits
Officially published relationship
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2026–2027 Catalog · Last verified 2026-09-09 · Review due 2027-01-15
Limitation: The policy is limited here to the explicitly referenced Mechanical Engineering BS/MS context; approved course selection is determined by NJIT advisers.
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Institution-wide admissions context
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Newark College of Engineering
NJIT publishes a mathematics and laboratory-science preparation pattern for math, science, engineering, and engineering-technology applicants.
Applies to: First-year Mechanical Engineering applicants
Institution-wide · College-level cost context
College-level published yearly budget
$45,024–$62,714
Before grants and scholarships
Living scenario: On-campus budget
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Program reporting
C2024_A · 2023-24 · PROVISIONAL
Official federal classification: CIP 14.1901 · Mechanical Engineering · CIP 2020
Current official program source
Mechanical Engineering, B.S. · Bachelor's · current institutional page
B.S. in Mechanical Engineering (opens in a new tab)Information scopes
Admissions and cost use institution-level reporting. General preparation uses verified institutional sources where curated. Additional requirements use exact verified program sources where available. Current official program evidence is separately scoped to an exact credential where PA1 coverage exists.
Admissions reporting
Fall 2024 institution-wide context
Cost reporting
Published institution-level data · 2026
Preparation source
View official preparation guidance (opens in a new tab)The category total is verified; use the official catalog for the complete choice list.
View official optionsThe catalog presents an eight-semester plan and says students should consult an adviser about the appropriate load.
These published requirements describe the program and catalog period shown. They are not a personalized degree audit or a guaranteed course sequence.
Last verified 2026-09-08 · Review due 2027-01-15
NJIT requires a minimum total of 16 secondary-school units and publishes different subject distributions by intended academic area.
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