• Entering first-year Rose-Hulman students with earned college credit in coursework linked to intended undergraduate majors. Such courses include:

  • MA 111 – Calculus I
  • MA 112 – Calculus II
  • PH 111 – Physics
  • CHEM 111/111L – General Chemistry
  • HSSA (4 to 8 Credits)
  • Electives (4 to 8 Credits)

  Earned credits can be achieved from Advancement Placement, Rose-Hulman, International Baccalaureate Degree, or transfer college courses.

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Students admitted for Fall 2022 can submit the identification of interest form once their admitted student portal is available.

Current Rose-Hulman students interested in participating in R² should complete and submit an identification of interest form to the Associate Dean of Lifelong Learning after their first quarter of enrollment (to allow for the most appropriate academic advising). Submission of the identification of interest form does not guarantee acceptance into the graduate program.

The Associate Dean of Lifelong Learning will review completion of – or progress toward – the required earned credits and (if appropriate) grant approval for advisement into the desired track of enrollment (currently, undergraduate major and graduate program in Engineering Management).

Upon reaching junior status, R² students formally apply to the graduate program, and take concurrent classes during their last two years at Rose.

The R² program allows you to put your earned college credits to work, so you can complete both your undergraduate and graduate degrees in four-years at no extra cost. 

Students in the program receive institutional gift assistance (grant and merit) for four years (12 quarters) to support their undergraduate and graduate coursework. 

To qualify for assistance, students must be making satisfactory academic progress and pursuing 12 or more credits quarterly which may be combined between undergraduate and graduate coursework.