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Graduation FAQ

Get the answers to many graduation questions about the Integrated Manufacturing Systems Engineering Program at NC State University.

Last Updated: 09/22/2025 | All information is accurate and still up-to-date

Graduation

How and when do I apply for graduation?

You apply to graduate through MyPack Portal. The IMSE program coordinator will reach out to you with further details.

Can’t find your answer? Please contact our program coordinator, Bill Irwin | wjirwin@ncsu.edu | 919.515.3808.

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Graduating from college is a big deal, especially if you’re part of the Integrated Manufacturing Systems Engineering Program (IMSE). It shows that you worked hard and gained important skills in a tough program. At IMSE, you study many types of engineering like mechanical, electrical and industrial. As a result, your degree proves that you can solve complex problems. Employers notice this and know you’re ready for real-world work.

In addition, graduation helps you stand out when applying for jobs. Many high-level careers require people with strong technical skills. Since you have finished a challenging program, you show you’re serious and prepared. Moreover, your degree helps you connect with successful alumni. These former students now work in fields like aerospace, automotive and defense. Because of this, they can help you find jobs or give advice.

Graduating also gives you more choices. You can go into research, lead projects or work in advanced manufacturing. Most of these paths require a degree like yours. Even more, earning your degree builds confidence. It reminds you that you can reach your goals. You’ve learned, worked in teams and managed tough classes. Above all, graduation means you didn’t give up. Instead, you followed through and finished what you started. That shows strength.

In the end, earning your IMSE degree sets you up for a great future. You’ll leave ready to lead and improve the world of manufacturing and systems engineering.