My work experience has been approved by the state and I’m prepping for the PE. I’m wondering if there is anyway to get a Masters of Civil Engineering without actually having an undergraduate degree. Any thoughts?
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Masters Degree with PE but no undergrad
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I say "no." I would think that an undergraduate degree is a requirement to get into grad school.
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The closest I've seen is a Masters in Engineering Management with a Bachelors in another field. Meaning you take the prerequisites and then move on to Masters. But you have some sort of Bachelors Degree. So you met the 8 year experience? I thought that was only for Non Abet Accredited degrees and not necessarily NO degree.
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Also, which PE exam are you planning on taking? I heard the electrical PE was the easiest.
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