http://www.wiki.mkrd.info/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Konetkar500MKRD.info Wiki - User contributions [en]2026-04-07T11:15:19ZUser contributionsMediaWiki 1.37.1http://www.wiki.mkrd.info/index.php?title=Online_/_Distance_BSEE_degree_portal&diff=760Online / Distance BSEE degree portal2011-10-07T11:35:10Z<p>Konetkar500: </p>
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<div>I have done about 8 hours of research to find an ABET accredited Bachelor's Electrical Engineering online or distance education degree. According to my research, this is the complete list for North America.<br />
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'''ABET requires that in-person labs be a part of any ABET accredited engineering degree program. Basically, you will have to pick a "distance" ed program within drivable distance.'''<br />
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Many online programs were rejected for three reasons:<br />
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* The program is BSEET, not BSEE<br />
* Program is not ABET accredited<br />
* Someone has referenced a program to be available, but my search on their website could not find that program. If I genuinely missed one, then the web admin is an idiot. <br />
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The list:<br />
* [http://distance.und.edu/degree/?id=electricalengbs University of North Dakota]. $33k for two years + travel for labwork.<br />
* [http://beeol.ee.sunysb.edu/index.shtml Stony Brook University]. Did they get the accreditation? Northeast.<br />
* Iowa State University. In-state students only.<br />
* [http://www.list.ufl.edu/online/main.htm University of Florida]. [http://aln.list.ufl.edu/online/ Second link] ???<br />
* [http://www.uwb.edu/ee University of Washington]. In the process of being accredited.<br />
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THAT IS IT! DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME TRYING TO SEARCH AND RUIN YOUR EYES.<br />
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A short list of rejected programs, so that you do not bug me asking about them. THIS IS NOT A COMPLETE LIST OF ALL PROGRAMS THAT I HAD TO REJECT:<br />
* DeVry (BSEET)<br />
* ECPI University (junk BSEET for $50k)<br />
* Excelsior<br />
* Grantham<br />
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Best option, always, is first two years in a transfer program at a local Community College while being employed. Then you have both job experience and Associate's degree and you are OK to go to a good position or continue your education either at a local or distance university or an [http://www.college-scholarships.com/ssac.htm online college]. <br />
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NOTE: EE distance education programs require you to not work. When you apply you cannot work while in college.</div>Konetkar500