Idaho State University electrical engineering graduates are successfully employed in many areas. Many have chosen to continue advanced studies in a variety of specialized engineering disciplines throughout the region and nation. Every student entering electrical engineering is assigned a faculty advisor to guarantee an appropriate plan of study and to insure continuity throughout the program. Each student completes university general education courses and electrical engineering program requirements. A student who pursues a double major should regularly consult a faculty member from each of the two major programs. Students entering electrical engineering should have adequate preparation in algebra and trigonometry or higher to enter the calculus sequence. Students not entering at the calculus level will not be eligible to register for electrical engineering courses until meeting the mathematics requirements. This may result in a delay in graduation from the program. Other academic opportunities available include a combined MBA/BSEE degree program, as well as a BSEET degree in electrical engineering technology.