Dual Degree Program

Application Process and Financial Support

Application will open in December 2025.

(Please do not apply until after your fall grades are recorded in your transcript)

How to Apply

Applications are typically submitted during the winter of a student's junior or senior year at an affiliated institution. Do not apply using the Common Application. The application deadline is Feb. 28. There is no application fee. Students are encouraged to review the Dual Degree Program admission requirements.

Admissions Checklist

Online application
- After creating a login, make sure McKelvey Dual Degree Programs is selected.
Institutional Endorsement
- Once we have received your application, we will contact the Dual Degree liaison officer at your school to request that they a) certify your aptitude for engineering study and b) attest that you are expected to complete a bachelor's level, non-engineering degree at your current institution no later than receipt of the engineering degree from WashU.
Official transcript
- YOUR TRANSCRIPT MUST INCLUDE MOST RECENT FALL GRADES.
- YOUR TRANSCRIPT MUST BE SENT TO EITHER ENG-DUALDEGREE@WUSTL.EDU OR THE ADDRESS BELOW.
  - If your school sends transcripts via Parchment or National Student Clearinghouse, please read these instructions.
  - If your school sends transcripts directly from the Registrar, please request that your transcript be sent to either eng-dualdegree@wustl.edu or the mailing address below.

Washington University in St. Louis

Engineering Dual Degree Program

MSC 1100-122-303

1 Brookings Drive

St. Louis, MO 63130

Financial Support

All admitted Dual Degree applicants who attend the program receive the Graduate Affiliation Scholarship, which provides a three-year tuition discount of 50% per semester. All Dual Degree applicants can also be considered for an additional award by submitting the merit scholarship application (March 10 deadline).

Apply for merit scholarships

Submit Letter of Recommendation

Other Financial Resources

Dual Degree Applicants may wish to seek additional sources of funding for their engineering students. For more information about these resources please visit Financial Assistance for Admitted and Current Graduate Students.

Clery Report: The Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act of 1998

Washington University in St. Louis is committed to assisting all members of the University community in providing for their own safety and security. Each year we publish Safety and Security, detailing what to do in an emergency, as well as publishing our federally required annual security and fire safety reports, containing campus crime and fire statistics, and key university policies and procedures. The annual security compliance document is available on the University Police web site.