jpflumignan
Agricultural
Anyone have any experience with SUNY Cobleskill Agricultural Engineering Department?
If so, any advice would be greatly appreciated!
If so, any advice would be greatly appreciated!
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Advice for an Agricultural Engineering major?
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IceStationZebra
Mechanical
I don't, but I would suggest seeing if they are accredited. This is important if you ever want to get your PE.
Personally I am put off by the heavy John Deere emphasis (especially as an ex-CaseIH employee), but I'm sure they get some good benefits from the association.
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Personally I am put off by the heavy John Deere emphasis (especially as an ex-CaseIH employee), but I'm sure they get some good benefits from the association.
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jpflumignan
Agricultural
They are accredited(part of New York state Public College system)
IceStationZebra
Mechanical
Be aware that each program whithin a school is accredited independantly. Just because it is part of a well known school isn't good enough. There are certain minimum criteria that takes some time and money to document plus ongoing reviews.
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jpflumignan
Agricultural
Valid Point, my thought process was why Deere sponsor an non-accredited program. that is all
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