USC Viterbi Undergrad Admission

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USC Viterbi Undergrad Admission We want to help you find out whether USC is right for you. Undergraduate Admission for the USC Viterbi School of Engineering.

The USC Viterbi School of Engineering offers its 2,000+ undergraduate students more than 30 majors and areas of emphasis. The Viterbi School is one of the nation's leading engineering institutions in the fields of aerospace, astronautics, biomedical, chemical & materials science, civil, computer science & computer engineering, electrical, environmental, industrial & systems, and mechanical engineering.

10/22/2026

Missed our live AMA? We’ve got you covered! Catch the recording and hear answers to some of the most common questions about USC Viterbi admission, academics, student life, and more. Link in bio!

10/21/2026

What’s your dream job? The answers might be more varied than you’d expect! Talise Baker-Matsuoka (Electrical and Computer Engineering ‘27) asks USC Viterbi students what they hope to do after college, from audio engineering and loudspeaker design to wastewater engineering and starting a law firm.

Choosing an engineering major doesn’t mean you need to have your whole career planned out. Some USC Viterbi students already have a specific role in mind, while others are still figuring out what interests them. As a student at USC, classes, hands-on projects, and conversations with classmates can help you explore engineering careers and discover possibilities you hadn’t considered. Whether you arrive with a dream job or an open mind, college gives you room to explore what comes next!

10/19/2026

Happy Discover USC 2026! Thank you to all the students and families who came out to learn more about Viterbi and all it has to offer! Fight on! ✌🏼

10/19/2026

Choosing a biomedical engineering emphasis at USC? Dominic De La Torre (Biomedical Engineering ‘27) sits down with BME seniors Arjun Karnwal, Amee Van, and Sofia Florez to talk through their experiences and advice for students exploring the major.

From Molecular-Cellular Engineering to Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and pursuing BME without an emphasis, there are different ways to shape your biomedical engineering experience at USC Viterbi. In this episode of Viterbi Voices, our students reflect on the classes they took, opportunities they pursued, and lessons they learned along the way, including what they wish they had known before choosing an emphasis. For prospective engineering students interested in the intersection of healthcare, biology, and technology, their perspectives offer a glimpse into how studying biomedical engineering at USC can look different for everyone.

Thinking about applying to USC Viterbi? Join us at Discover USC on Saturday, October 17! Meet our admission team, learn ...
10/14/2026

Thinking about applying to USC Viterbi?
Join us at Discover USC on Saturday, October 17! Meet our admission team, learn about our engineering, computer science, and AI programs, explore the student experience, and get your questions answered. Whether you’re already set on engineering or still exploring your options, this is a great opportunity to discover what makes Viterbi unique.
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10/14/2026

Today’s engineering project is taking over the hallway! From classroom presentations to a small vehicle’s test run, Michaela Dowd (Chemical Engineering ‘27) shows us how USC Viterbi students put their work in motion.

What does hands-on learning look like in engineering? Sometimes it means explaining your ideas to classmates, getting a closer look at lab equipment, and gathering to see how a project performs. These moments give prospective students a glimpse of academics at USC Viterbi, where building, testing, and learning alongside other students are part of the college experience. There’s a lot to learn between an idea on paper and a test run down the hall!

10/12/2026

What happens when classroom learning meets spacecraft propulsion? In this episode of Viterbi Voices, Sophie Gettelman (Chemical Engineering ‘28) sits down with fellow students to explore the Advanced Spacecraft Propulsion and Energy Lab, or ASPEN, and the hands-on work happening inside it.

From designing and testing a Hall-effect thruster to using simulations and diagnostic tools, Emma and Mia share what it’s like to get involved in space research and engineering at USC Viterbi. They also talk about finding a welcoming community, balancing engineering with other interests, and discovering opportunities beyond the classroom. For prospective and current students, their advice is simple: ask questions, try something new, and don’t be afraid to “do it scared.” At USC Viterbi, experiences like ASPEN give students the chance to explore engineering careers, build technical skills, and find their place in the broader USC community.

10/08/2026

Some views just hit different at USC.

Rianna Islam (Industrial and Systems Engineering ‘29) takes us through three of her favorite campus views, from the LA Memorial Coliseum to the Village and McCarthy Quad. At USC Viterbi, campus life means more than just getting to class. It’s studying, exploring, meeting friends and finding your favorite spots across campus, all while being part of an engineering community in the heart of Los Angeles. Which view would be your favorite?

10/05/2026

On this episode of Viterbi Voices, Rianna (Industrial and Systems Engineering ‘29) sits down with two fellow Industrial and Systems Engineering students to talk about what it’s really like to navigate ISE at USC.

From classes and professors to career opportunities and finding a healthy work-life balance, this conversation gives a closer look at the Industrial and Systems Engineering experience at USC Viterbi. They also share how getting involved beyond the classroom through Ski Club, ROTC, and Greek life has shaped their college experience, showing just how many ways USC engineering students can build a community and make their time at USC their own.

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