Recent content by flocyoulater

Thank you everyone for the help. I fully understand the qualifications, and I agree on them being strict. Unfortunately when I started the prerequisites and the Masters program I also looked into just getting the undergrad degree, but opted for the former route because at the time it seemed...

I'm not trying to be adamant. I am a little frustrated, and I do feel that I have the general qualifications. When I was referring to the undergrad credits I was implying about the freshman comp, literature, etc that all undergrads take. Unless there aren't any in an engineering undergrad, in...

And what would constitute experience? As an example... 21 years in the water and wastewater field, with 10 of those in direct supervision of large design projects? Going over plans and designs with a fine tooth comb that are submitted by our consulting engineering firm, but need to be sent...

I give up. This is just stone throwing now. If you took Calc I,II,III, Stats, Linear Algebra and Differential Equations ALL in your freshman year... God bless you. The 500 level courses were all based on having overall knowledge of the subjects in the first place. If you didn't know what you...

Yes, a Masters is two years... 36 credits. But I also took 4 prerequisite graduate classes to qualify for the Masters program. That's an additional 12 credits at the 500 level. Calculus I, II and III refresher, differential equations and linear algebra, hydraulics, and fundamentals of...

Yes, the school has an undergrad program in engineering and is accredited. I checked that before I took the program. It's also one of the oldest engineering schools in the country.

I have a question I hope one of you may be able to answer, because I'm in a bit of a fix. I graduated with a BA in Political Science in 1993. After getting involved in the water and wastewater business, a degree in engineering became one of my future goals. When I found out that a program was...