Atsym Sknyfs
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Ezekiel 25:17
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He's talking about EE because I tried to correct him.
EE needs the bachelor's degree to get entry level jobs.
EET or EE won't matter anymore when he is at least 5 years deep in the industry. Only experience and a 4 year degree matters after that point. I never said he would be an engineer with a 2 year degree ...I said he would get a better job with a 2 year degree which will pay for the extra 2 years of schooling.
OP don't let them discourage you...go and talk to your local community college about an online transferable 2 year degree. It will give you some solid hands on exposure.
beenz
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I would try to cash flow as much as possible. that would include doing the first 2 years at community college for a fraction of the cost
I wish I knew this when I was 18 tho.
UpAndComing
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Go to a Community College and get a Physics Associates Degree. That way you can take all the Calculus, Physics, and Chemistry courses you need for the Electrical Engineering Bachelor's degree. And depending on the school, they usually would have 3-4 Electrical Engineering courses that you can take as well. That would save you ALOT of money
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alhamdulillah
Getting a trade >>>>> a degree
Atsym Sknyfs
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I dont know where you are but the EET vs EE matters. I work for NYC and it matters. Well... it didnt matter to get the job but it mattered when it came time for civil service appointment.. they didnt accept the EET and I appealed with course descriptions and they still said no. So, i got the PE and said F them because once you had the PE the EET vs EE didnt matter anymore.
Im not discouraging the OP.. im encouraging him and said i was here to help since i did the 2 yr EET and then the 4yr EET not EE .. Not all the credits wouldve transferred.... but as i said... this was early 90s. it may be different now.
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thefloorislava
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Start at Community college -> Finish at State School
TELL ME YA CHEESIN FAM?
I walk around a little edgy already
@Atsym Sknyfs @Ezekiel 25:17 @Givethanks
Found some other options
Besides ASU for EE
Electrical and Engineering Online | Electrical Engineering Online
Electrical Engineering Bachelor's Degree | Online & On-Campus | ABET-Accredited
BS in Electrical and Computer Engineering | National University
https://fiuonline.fiu.edu/programs/...elor-of-science-in-electrical-engineering.php
They are all the ones besides ASU that offer EE bachelor’s online.
Found them from here
APS
Found some other options
Besides ASU for EE
Electrical and Engineering Online | Electrical Engineering Online
Electrical Engineering Bachelor's Degree | Online & On-Campus | ABET-Accredited
BS in Electrical and Computer Engineering | National University
https://fiuonline.fiu.edu/programs/...elor-of-science-in-electrical-engineering.php
They are all the ones besides ASU that offer EE bachelor’s online.
Found them from here
APS
Ezekiel 25:17
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What you're saying is exactly what I've read years ago. It's still the same. All the tech degrees are far different from engineer degrees.
That dude doesn't know what he's talking about. Talking about 5 years it's all the same. Techs cannot design like engineers do.
Ezekiel 25:17
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I'd send an email or call those schools and get more information since no one here knows about those schools.
Have you started calling anyone yet? That should be the first step.
