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Posted on 9/1/15 at 10:34 pm to malvin
Gotcha. I'd make sure before signing up, but if it is, have at it.
Posted on 9/2/15 at 6:59 am to malvin
I have a friend that went to UND for Chemical Engineering. However, he already had a Chemistry degree from LSU and had been working in a lab for years. He was able to transfer within his own company from the lab to engineering. He was treated as a new hire/college engineer.
The degree did receive some pushback and was not as widely accepted. I think his LSU chemistry and experience helped a lot.
As far as difficulty, it didn't seem too bad. He had to spend a few summers in ND for labs, and did a bunch of online homework/video chats for group projects.
I honestly think it would only work for someone like that. Someone who already has a degree from a more accredited/recognized school, and is just trying to transfer knowledge and put "P.E." behind his name.
The degree did receive some pushback and was not as widely accepted. I think his LSU chemistry and experience helped a lot.
As far as difficulty, it didn't seem too bad. He had to spend a few summers in ND for labs, and did a bunch of online homework/video chats for group projects.
I honestly think it would only work for someone like that. Someone who already has a degree from a more accredited/recognized school, and is just trying to transfer knowledge and put "P.E." behind his name.
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