Berry College maintains a dual-degree program with the College of Engineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology.

In this program, the student is scheduled to attend Berry for approximately three years (six semesters). Then the student will transfer to Georgia Tech and take courses there for approximately two years (four, possibly five additional semesters). At the end of that period, the student will have earned two baccalaureate degrees, one from Berry and one from Georgia Tech.

Under this program, students have the option of choosing a major or not choosing a major at Berry. Students choosing a major are encouraged to consider the Concentration II physics major that is specifically designed for dual-degree students and provides a strong background for a broad range of engineering specialties. Other majors are also possible. Certain ones may be particularly appropriate to a specific engineering specialty (e.g., chemical or computer engineering); however, these others majors may require an extra semester at Berry. If the student does not choose a major, the Berry degree will be in dual-degree engineering. The student is not limited in a choice of engineering specialty, although some specialties require certain courses at Berry and some may require additional time at Gerogia Tech.

For more information, please contact the dual-degree coordinator: Dr. Todd Timberlake, Dual-degree Coordinator, 706-368-5622 ttimberlake@berry.edu Room 338A, McAllister Hall.   A general description of the requirements for the program with the Georgia Institute of Technology is listed below. The specific requirements of each engineering field may be found at on the Dual-Degree Engineering web page.