Replies to: How long does it take to graduate as an engineer? #1 Registered User Posts: 456 Member. I'm transferring in the fall to UCSB for mechanical engineering. #2 Registered User Posts: 25 New Member.
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Salary Details. Learning how to become a computer engineer is the first step toward earning a more-than-comfortable salary. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median income for this profession was $108,430 in 2014, but the top-earners make more than $160,000. Salaries vary between regions and industries.
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If you want to follow the traditional path, you could go to a university and learn a lot of theory there. It will take 4 years of your time. 2. If you can stop working for 9 months, Holberton School is a physical school that trains software engineers in 2 years.
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How long does it take to graduate as an engineer? Well, basically i was wondering the average span of time it takes the average engineering major to graduate with their undergraduate degree or masters in engineering. quite frankly i'm interested in aerospace at either UCLA, UCSD, or Cal Poly SLO as a transfer student.
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Undergraduate Degree. A bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering is the fundamental qualification in the profession. Students spend four to five years in classroom instruction, often interspersed with internships and practicums with engineering firms. Mechanical engineering requires a strong grasp of basic sciences, advanced mathematics, computerized drafting and design tools and basic engineering and design principles.
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Bachelor's Degree Basics. A bachelor's degree program in civil engineering normally takes four years. However, as in any degree program, you must take a full-time load in the recommended sequence and pass all classes to complete your degree. Civil engineering programs receive accreditation from the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology.
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Well, basically i was wondering the average span of time it takes the average engineering major to graduate with their undergraduate degree or masters in engineering. Of course factors include things like: major you selected (civil, mechanical, biomedical etc.) if you we're a transfer student.
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Becoming a computer engineer requires an extensive college education that can take from four to seven years to complete. In the first two years of a bachelor’s degree program, students typically finish computer engineering prerequisites and general education courses.
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It takes at least 4 years of undergraduate education to become an entry-level mechanical engineer. A master's degree in mechanical engineering will take an extra 2 to 4 years. A Ph.D. may take another 4 to 7 years to complete. Students have a choice of undergraduate majors.
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College Requirements. Prospective civil engineers must complete a bachelor’s degree, which usually takes about four years. If you choose to earn a master’s in civil engineering as well, you can add a couple of years to that. The academic program must be approved by ABET, an accreditation board.
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how long do you have to go to college to be an engineer
You have to go to college for 4 years, to be an engineer. To be an engineer you have to go 4 years of college.