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Become a part of Calvin's outstanding record of success—engage the world with a full tool-kit and a heart for service.

Combine the broad education you will receive from your liberal arts education with the techniques you learn in your engineering courses. Be a problem-solver in the real world, and see how a Reformed worldview can help you ask the right questions and be a part of the answer.

Aim for more than success

Calvin students have accepted entry-level positions at a variety of companies, both in Michigan and around the U.S. In addition, Calvin students have been admitted to the best engineering graduate schools in the country, including MIT, Stanford, Cornell, and many more. Calvin engineering students have gone to law school and medical school, and they have pursued graduate degrees in business and economics. In all of these, they have made contributions to society around the globe. The name Calvin is synonymous with excellence, and our students are well prepared to serve society wherever God leads them.

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