The program offers a free, credit-bearing, intensive summer experience with industry tours and professional networking, specifically designed for incoming Dual-Degree Engineering Program students at the Atlanta University Center Consortium.
The AUCC DDEP Summer Bridge Program is a free, six-week intensive program designed to prepare accepted students for the rigor of an engineering curriculum, introduce leadership opportunities, and familiarize them with college life. Students will take credit-bearing courses in Engineering Design/Introduction to Engineering, Pre-Calculus, and Chemistry with lab, potentially earning ten (10) credit hours towards their degree. The program includes experiential learning activities with top engineering firms in Atlanta, offering mentorship, networking, and career exploration with engineering professionals. Participants will gain a strong foundation in leadership, academic discipline, and collaboration with peers. The program aims to build a strong academic foundation in math, science, and communication, cultivate a sense of community and support, and expose students to the vast opportunities within the engineering field.
A typical day involves attending credit-bearing classes in Engineering Design/Introduction to Engineering, Pre-Calculus, and Chemistry, along with group study sessions. Students also participate in industry tours and networking events with engineering professionals.
This program is best for incoming first-time, full-time freshmen admitted to one of the AUCC institutions (Clark Atlanta University, Morehouse College, or Spelman College) who are interested in the Dual-Degree Engineering Program and are ready for a rigorous academic and cultural immersion experience.
Morehouse College, Atlanta, GA
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