Start Your Engineering Journey at GRC
The Engineering Track Associate Degree is one of the most popular programs at GRC. It's a great choice for both U.S. and international students.
You’ll explore different types of engineering, complete required classes, and get ready to transfer to top universities across the country. Plus, you can save time and money by taking high-quality courses at a lower cost.
Choose Your Path
GRC offers three main pathways to help you prepare for your future in engineering:
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Mechanical, Aeronautical, Industrial, and Civil Engineering
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Chemical and Bioengineering
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Electrical and Computer Engineering
Each pathway is designed to help you transfer to a four-year university and earn your bachelor’s degree faster. Keep in mind that most universities have a special application process for transfer students.
Got a Question? Let's Talk.
Phillip Andrist
Engineering Professor; Faculty Advisor
253-833-9111 ext.6494
Associate Degree Options
Associate in Science Transfer Track 2/MRP-Civil and Mechanical Engineering
Perform engineering duties in planning, designing, and overseeing construction and
maintenance of building structures and facilities, such as roads, railroads, airports,
bridges, harbors, channels, dams, irrigation projects, pipelines, power plants, and
water and sewage systems.
Location: Main Campus
Associate in Science Transfer Track 2/MRP-Computer and Electrical Engineering
Research, design, develop, test, or supervise the manufacturing and installation of
electrical equipment, components, or systems for commercial, industrial, military,
or scientific use.
Location: Main Campus
Associate in Science Transfer Track 2-Bioengineering and Chemical Engineering
Chemical engineers apply the principles of chemistry, physics, and engineering to
design equipment and processes to transform raw materials into high value products.
Location: Main Campus
Career Outlook
Career Outlook for Engineering Graduates
Engineering is a strong and growing field. With a college degree in engineering, you’ll have many job opportunities in areas like technology, construction, energy, healthcare, and more.
Engineers are in high demand, and many jobs offer good pay and chances to move up. You can work on exciting projects that help solve real-world problems—like building bridges, designing new tech, or creating clean energy solutions.
Whether you want to work in an office, a lab, or out in the field, an engineering degree can open the door to a bright and successful future.