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Boston College will welcome engineering students among its incoming freshmen for the first time in its 158-year history鈥攖he culmination of a strategic initiative to launch an engineering department in the Morrissey College of Arts & Sciences that will offer a bachelor of science degree in Human-Centered Engineering.

The future engineers are an impressive group of 31 students from 19 states who chose to be a part of 蜜桃传媒鈥檚 inaugural engineering class because of its focus on Human-Centered Engineering, which prepares students to solve complex problems that address critical human needs.

The new major will integrate 蜜桃传媒鈥檚 core liberal arts focus with a rigorous engineering curriculum that will emphasize experiential learning and application-based course offerings, giving students opportunities to work in collaborative teams and across disciplines to address pressing issues in the areas of the environment, health, and energy.

Among the inaugural class, 40 percent of the enrolled engineering students are male and 60 percent female. Five are Gabelli Presidential Scholars. The average SAT scores of the engineering cohort is 1505; the average ACT is 35. A total of 31 percent are AHANA and international students.

"Our inaugural class of Human-Centered Engineers are academically impressive, co-curricularly multifaceted, scientifically curious, and eager to use their engineering degrees from Boston College to positively impact the human condition,鈥� said Director of Undergraduate Admission Grant Gosselin. 鈥淲e look forward to watching all they will accomplish during the next four years and beyond.鈥�