The CStoCMPE Program is a formal academic collaboration between Morehouse College and Georgia Tech. Through the program, Morehouse Computer Science majors who register for it will be able to cross-enroll in Computer Engineering courses at Georgia Tech to pursue both the BS in Computer Science at Morehouse and the #4 nationally ranked BS in Computer Engineering at Georgia Tech. Transportation back and forth to Georgia Tech will be provided for approved courses.

• Students in the program would major in Computer Science at Morehouse, with the goal of transferring to Computer Engineering at Georgia Tech and earning two bachelor’s of science degrees.

• Morehouse will provide transportation accommodations for students to physically get to Georgia Tech for courses while at Morehouse

• Georgia Tech will share opportunities with participating students while at Morehouse

• Both Morehouse and Georgia Tech will collaborate on outreach activities for pre-college students interested in the program.

• Both Morehouse and Georgia Tech will collaborate to monitor student progress and provide academic support

According to the latest US News and World Report Rankings, the Georgia Tech Computer Engineering Program ranks #5 overall and #2 among public institutions. The bachelor's degree in computer engineering consists of the three computer engineering foundation threads (Distributed Systems & Software Design, Cybersecurity, Computing Hardware & Emerging Architectures); three Computer Science threads (Devices, Information Internetworks, Systems & Architecture); and three electrical engineering threads (Robotics & Autonomous Systems, Telecommunications, Signal & Information Processing).