- Spring 2026 Waiting Lists for MAE Courses
- Aerospace Engineering (Major & Minor) Info Session (March 4, 2025)
- Fall 2025 Important Dates
- ME Technical Electives – planned summer/fall/spring semester offerings for 2025-26 academic year
- Fall 2025 MAE Orientation Advising Meeting: Slides – Handouts
- Fall 2025 Midterm MAE First-Year (New Student) Advising Meeting: Slides – Handouts
Mechanical Engineering Curriculum Changes
- Full Details on ME Changes for Fall 2025 and Essential Education
- Summary Slide
- See an MAE advisor to discuss your individual situation.
Aerospace Engineering Minor Changes
- Fall 2025 is the last time ME 4810 will be offered.
- Students that cannot take ME 4810 in Fall 2025 will need to move onto the newer 2025-26 (Fall 2025 catalog year) minor requirements.
- The new minor requirements will have AE 2500 and AE 2550. These courses must be taken for the minor and represent 3-6 extra credits for BSME students earning this minor. AE 2500/2550 cannot be counted as ME technical elective credits.
- Anyone that declares the Aerospace Engineering major (BSAE, alone or as an ME/AE double major) cannot also earn the Aerospace Engineering minor. Students can drop the minor to add the major or vice versa.
- See an MAE advisor to discuss your individual situation.
Notes on the NEW Aerospace Engineering Major
- You must be declared as an Aerospace Engineering major to register for AE courses.
- This includes AE 2550 for Spring 2026.
- You can make curriculum changes – changing majors, adding a double major, dropping a minor, etc – through this process.
- See an MAE advisor to discuss your individual situation.
General Advising Reminders
- Complete online graduation application during your second to last semester prior to graduation through MyMichiganTech or BanWeb. Fall grads should submit in January. Spring/summer grads in September.
- Graduating next semester? Contact an ME academic advisor to start the process of finalizing your online degree audit. See FAQ #18 below and watch your email if you are in your last or second to last semester.