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engineering_at_iowa
  • The Added Value and Cost of an Engineering
    Education
  • P. Barry Butler, Dean

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  • What is the added value of an engineering degree?
  • One of the few professions with bachelors degree
    as the entry-level
  • Attractive starting salaries ( 50,000)
  • High-paying internships
  • Tremendous preparation for post-BS studies
  • Law, Medicine, MBA, PhD

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  • Why does it cost more to
  • educate engineers?
  • Laboratory and design-based discipline
  • Technology intensive
  • computers and software
  • lab equipment
  • Regular faculty needed to teach most courses
  • similar to other professional programs (law,
    medicine, pharmacy)

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Engineering Tuition Fees at Big-10
Universities (AY 2002-03)
  • Resident
  • 4,413 (Iowa, 9/9)
  • 7,280 (Illinois, 3/9)
  • 9,048 (Michigan, 1/9)
  • 6,583 (public mean)
  • Non-Resident
  • 14,055 (Iowa, 9/9)
  • 15,884 (Illinois, 7/9)
  • 23,502 (Michigan, 1/9)
  • 17,366 (public mean)

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  • Total spent on education at
  • other Big-10 Universities
  • 1998-1999 (tuition state appropriations)
  • 12,282 (Iowa)
  • 13,566 (Ohio State)
  • 14,799 (Wisconsin)
  • 15,049 (Minnesota)
  • 20,440 (Michigan)

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  • Our students deserve access to an education of
    comparable quality
  • Faculty, staff and alumni are committed to
    providing first-rate education for our students
  • beyond technology
  • Since 1999 alumni have invested
  • 11 million for facilities
  • 19 million for scholarships, faculty support,
    etc.
  • Actively pursuing additional donations

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  • Vision for the Future
  • New facilities
  • 31 million Seamans Center
  • Designed for students and faculty to learn,
    teach, and collaborate in a living learning
    laboratory
  • Combine state-of-the-art technology with
    renowned, attractive small-college personality

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  • Vision for the Future
  • New/enhanced educational programs
  • Center for Technical Communication
  • Continuing support for lab and computer equipment
  • Invest in new curricular ideas
  • Research opportunities for undergraduates
  • Provide more design experiences
  • International experiences
  • Entrepreneurship opportunities

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  • Center for Technical Communications
  • Integrate writing strategies and project
    presentation skills into curriculum
  • Teaching students efficient ways to conduct
    research, gather evidence, and identify audiences
  • Helping students gain confidence as speakers and
    writers

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  • Tuition Surcharge Proposal
  • 1st and 2nd year -- NO surcharge
  • 3rd and 4th year -- 1,500/year surcharge
  • All revenue generated by surcharge will support
    engineering academic programs
  • less 16 set aside for student aid

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Example AY 01-02 Tuition/Fees Including Iowa
Engineering Surcharge
  • Years 1 and 2 (resident)
  • 3,769 (Iowa, 9/9)
  • 4,088 (Wisconsin, 8/9)
  • 5,881 (Minnesota, 5/9)
  • 6,330 (Illinois, 3/9)
  • 7,317 (Michigan, 1/9)
  • 5,641 (public mean)
  • Years 3 and 4 (resident)
  • 4,088 (Wisconsin, 9/9)
  • 5,269 (Iowa, 6/9)
  • 5,881 (Minnesota, 5/9)
  • 6,330 (Illinois, 3/9)
  • 9,451 (Michigan, 1/9)
  • 6,105 (public mean)
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