Universities and Colleges not offering evening classes
Universities and Colleges not offering evening classes
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Hello,
I currently have an A.S in auto technology, B.A in Finance and a A.S in M.E. I am currently looking to do my Bachelors or Masters(if allowed) in M.E.
I have some questions and would be grateful for your help.
1. Is it possible to do a Masters in Mechanical Engineering with what I have completed?
2. It is difficult to find evening classes for the Bachelors program, and my job(pays 75% of my tuition) does not have the option to accomodate a day schedule. Would an online program be a good option?
3. How can I ask my supervisor to allow me to work from home or come to work when the office is closed?
Thanks for your help
I currently have an A.S in auto technology, B.A in Finance and a A.S in M.E. I am currently looking to do my Bachelors or Masters(if allowed) in M.E.
I have some questions and would be grateful for your help.
1. Is it possible to do a Masters in Mechanical Engineering with what I have completed?
2. It is difficult to find evening classes for the Bachelors program, and my job(pays 75% of my tuition) does not have the option to accomodate a day schedule. Would an online program be a good option?
3. How can I ask my supervisor to allow me to work from home or come to work when the office is closed?
Thanks for your help





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Just ask! Assuming that you're looking to get your degree to help you with career progression at your job. Tell him/her what your goals are, why you desire the special accomodations and what your plan is for fulfilling your job duties. Working full time, you can only realistically take 3-6 hours of college engineering classes, maybe 9 if all you do is work, sleep and do homework. But if your company is paying you to work full time, and paying part of your tuition, your first obligation is to make sure you're giving the company a full 40 hours of work each week. If they agree to let you do that on weekends or evenings, consider yourself lucky and make sure you fulfill that obligation.
RE: Universities and Colleges not offering evening classes
1) Speak with universities in the area, only they could answer this.
2) Research universities...
3) After researching universities, and determined the best program that suits your needs, determine what your schedule would look like. inform your employer of your unique challenges, and specifically when you would need to work from home.
Sounds like you need to do some research, with the schools around your area.
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There are several regularly contributing eng-tips.com members who have gotten distance learning engineering degrees. On person (I can't remember his handle) said that he did his undergraduate at one of the big name universities (I want to say Auburn, but I'm not certain) and was able to work it out with no time on the main campus (it seems like he did labs at a satellite campus, but again I'm not certain). This guy said his diploma was identical to the on-campus students (no "As seen on TV" in the fine print). I heard about an North Dakota program where you could do all of your labs by spending a 2-week vacation on campus.
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