Embry-Riddle ABET engineering

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For those looking into becoming an Engineer, and need a quick paced ABET accredited program from a big name.

 Embry-Riddles Worldwide online university is the place!

It’s 100% online, and they offer 10 undergraduate, and 5 master degrees. They offer an A.S in Engineering fundamentals which is ABET accredited, and listed as a stepping stone into their BSE degree ABET. 
Sessions are 9 weeks in length, and it’s learning at your own pace. Tuition is $450 per credit hour, which is a little pricey, but the veterans rate is $265 per hour!!!!!!!!!!!!! (Before Gi bill) If you went as an average student at the full time rate of 12 credits/semester you’d be at $10,800/Y, or $6,360 for veterans. This would take 5 years total time going steady, but it would allow for practically Zero Debt if using pell grant coupled with working. (Most engineering students take 5 years).

72% acceptance rate, and it appears 12 credit hours+ a 2.0 is transfer entry; Link to A.S https://erau.edu/degrees/associate/engin...ndamentals Link to BSE; https://erau.edu/degrees/bachelor/engineering Link to MS Aerospace engineering; https://erau.edu/degrees/master/aerospace-engineering
This College is FAA accredited for Airworthiness Engineering. If you’ve ever wanted a job at Boeing or Nasa this is the place. Embry is world renowned, and I’m ecstatic to share this information with you all. Also, it’s not a race, even if you only take courses part-time, chase your goals. This is a really great option for active-duty members who have a 4-6 year contract.

     

Would you happen to know any programs that assist you in getting your PPL, commercial, and eventully your Airline Piolots License that accepts financial aid for the flight labs portion of the degree?