Master in Engineering (Preferably Mechanical, Electronic or Mechatronic)

[kakasahib]

Hello EVeryone, 
Any suggestion for a cheap (possible) fast -online Master degree in engineering management, or Mechanical, electronics or mechatronics, 
Budget is around $8000 (self-funded and doesn't qualify for a loan or aid).
Thanks 
Kaka

[NotJoeBiden]

Hello EVeryone, 
Any suggestion for a cheap (possible) fast -online Master degree in engineering management, or Mechanical, electronics or mechatronics, 
Budget is around $8000 (self-funded and doesn't qualify for a loan or aid).
Thanks 
Kaka

$8k may not be enough. The cheapest online engineering masters I know of are at Arkansas State and University of Arkansas for $10-$11.5k. If you do something like computer science, information technology/systems, you might get it for less. Also if you transfer in classes you can probably reduce the cost.

*Arkansas State, MS in Engineering Management, $10k, https://degree.astate.edu/online-program...t/masters/

*University of Arkansas, MS in Electrical Engineering, $11.5k, https://online.uark.edu/programs/master-...eering.php

*University of Arkansas, MS in Engineering, $11.5k, https://online.uark.edu/programs/master-...eering.php

[Hotdogman1]

umm... did allen todd just put what NotJoeBiden said through a paraphrasing tool? 

$8k may not be enough. The cheapest online engineering masters I know of are at Arkansas State and University of Arkansas for $10-$11.5k. If you do something like computer science, information technology/systems, you might get it for less. Also if you transfer in classes you can probably reduce the cost.

$8k might not be sufficient. Arkansas State and the University of Arkansas provide the most affordable online engineering master's degrees I'm aware of, with prices ranging from $10 to $11.5k. You might be able to acquire it for less if you study computer science or information technology/systems. Additionally, you may possibly lower the cost if you transfer classes.

[NotJoeBiden]

umm... did allen todd just put what NotJoeBiden said through a paraphrasing tool? 

$8k may not be enough. The cheapest online engineering masters I know of are at Arkansas State and University of Arkansas for $10-$11.5k. If you do something like computer science, information technology/systems, you might get it for less. Also if you transfer in classes you can probably reduce the cost.

$8k might not be sufficient. Arkansas State and the University of Arkansas provide the most affordable online engineering master's degrees I'm aware of, with prices ranging from $10 to $11.5k. You might be able to acquire it for less if you study computer science or information technology/systems. Additionally, you may possibly lower the cost if you transfer classes.

Lol. It got removed. Stupid bots.

[Spaceghost]

Hello EVeryone, 
Any suggestion for a cheap (possible) fast -online Master degree in engineering management, or Mechanical, electronics or mechatronics, 
Budget is around $8000 (self-funded and doesn't qualify for a loan or aid).
Thanks 
Kaka

The two cheapest online Master's in Mechanical Engineering degrees I can find are:

1. Kennesaw State Univeristy Online Mechanical Engineering Masters Degree - Department of Mechanical Engineering
2. University of Alabama MS in Mechanical Engineering - Online and Distance Degrees - UA Online

The two cheapest online Master's in Engineering Management degrees I have found are:

1. Arkansas State University Online Master of Engineering Management | Arkansas State Online
2. Kennesaw State University Master of Science in Engineering Management - Kennesaw State University

The two cheapest online Master's in Electrical Engineering degrees I have found are:

1. University of Arkansas Master of Science in Electrical Engineering | ONLINE | University of Arkansas
2. Kennesaw State University Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering - Kennesaw State University

All of these programs are more than $8000 the typical price range on these are $10,000-$13,000.

[kakasahib]

Hello EVeryone, 
Any suggestion for a cheap (possible) fast -online Master degree in engineering management, or Mechanical, electronics or mechatronics, 
Budget is around $8000 (self-funded and doesn't qualify for a loan or aid).
Thanks 
Kaka

The two cheapest online Master's in Mechanical Engineering degrees I can find are:

1. Kennesaw State Univeristy Online Mechanical Engineering Masters Degree - Department of Mechanical Engineering
2. University of Alabama MS in Mechanical Engineering - Online and Distance Degrees - UA Online

The two cheapest online Master's in Engineering Management degrees I have found are:

1. Arkansas State University Online Master of Engineering Management | Arkansas State Online
2. Kennesaw State University Master of Science in Engineering Management - Kennesaw State University

The two cheapest online Master's in Electrical Engineering degrees I have found are:

1. University of Arkansas Master of Science in Electrical Engineering | ONLINE | University of Arkansas
2. Kennesaw State University Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering - Kennesaw State University

All of these programs are more than $8000 the typical price range on these are $10,000-$13,000.

AMAZING !!!! 

BIG Thankyou !!!!
This is great.

[bjcheung77]

You may want to review the grad forum and do some searches, here's a thread I created previously
Link: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...ee-Options
MS Applied degrees are available at other state universities too, it really depends on the school
Link: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...t-Virginia

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And, I mentioned ECPI here: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...-Bachelors and also within this thread https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...ng-Masters which points you to here: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...lan-advice

[kakasahib]

You may want to review the grad forum and do some searches, here's a thread I created previously
Link: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...ee-Options
MS Applied degrees are available at other state universities too, it really depends on the school
Link: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...t-Virginia

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And, I mentioned ECPI here: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...-Bachelors and also within this thread https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...ng-Masters which points you to here: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...lan-advice

Thank YOu!!