Oklahoma State University-Main Campus
Aerospace Engineering, BSAE
space studies programs in Oklahoma · Stillwater · Public · Engineering · CIP 14.0201
Open the official program pageProgram summary
Oklahoma State’s Aerospace Engineering BSAE builds a 123-hour curriculum around engineering science, applied aerodynamics, propulsion, astronomy choices, and culminating design work.
Students complete a 2.00 minimum GPA plan with calculus, physics, thermodynamics, materials, engineering design, and an approved basic-science choice that includes astronomy options.
The engineering core moves from computer-aided design and programming through statics, dynamics, strength of materials, electrical science, and laboratory work. Astronomy can enter through the basic-science requirement, where choices include the solar system, stars and galaxies, or observational astronomy before advanced aerospace design and capstone work.
The federal aerospace bachelor’s entry reports 83 awards and a 67.2 score, corresponding to position 51 among 73 national field-and-level records.
Published program details
- 123 total curriculum hours
- 2.00 minimum overall GPA
- Applied aerodynamics coursework
- Capstone or senior design
Institution context
- Tuition
- $5,417 in-state / $20,937 out-of-state
- Graduation rate
- 68%
- Admission rate
- 75%
- Enrollment
- 27,278
Official program source reviewed August 28, 2026: catalog.okstate.edu.