Providence College Engineering Program?

I'm looking into engineering programs and I came across Providence College. Is their engineering program any good and what types of engineering do they offer?

Providence College is a great liberal arts institution, but it's important to note that they do not have a traditional engineering program. Instead, they have a 3+2 Engineering Dual Degree Program. This program allows you to spend three years at Providence College majoring in either Physics, Chemistry, or Applied Physics, and then two additional years at either Columbia University, Washington University in St. Louis, or the University of Notre Dame to complete one of their engineering programs. After successfully completing the program, you will obtain two degrees: a Bachelor of Science degree in your initial major from Providence College, and a Bachelor of Science in Engineering from the partner institution.

The partner institutions offer various engineering disciplines, such as mechanical, civil, electrical, chemical, or biomedical engineering. The specific engineering offerings will depend on the partner institution you choose. This dual-degree program can be an excellent opportunity for students who have a strong passion for both science and engineering and are willing to spend five years attaining two bachelors’ degrees.

If you prefer a more traditional engineering program, you might want to explore colleges that have engineering programs directly on their campus, where you can complete your desired major in four years without transferring to another school. But if the 3+2 structure works for you and you are attracted to the liberal arts background offered at Providence College, the Engineering Dual Degree Program could be a good option.