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Other Engineering Degrees

Engineering is a continually-evolving field with an endless number of specialties and career paths. In addition to the more traditional fields—including civil, electrical, and software engineering—those with an engineering degree may choose to specialize in a number of lesser known fields, including aerospace, agricultural, biomedical, environmental, material, nuclear, and chemical engineering.
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Accredited Schools Offering Other Engineering Degrees
School School Type Annual Tuition Recommend Rate
Walden University For-Profit $9,480 100% (5 reviews)
TCI College of Technology For-Profit --- Add Review
Keiser University eCampus For-Profit $14,176 Add Review
Lawrence Tech --- --- Add Review
Carrington College California Online For-Profit $40,956 Add Review
Charter College For-Profit $15,500 Add Review
Virginia College For-Profit $17,259 50% (2 reviews)
Spartan College For-Profit $15,000 Add Review
Trillium College --- --- Add Review
Redstone College For-Profit $13,274 Add Review
Southwest Florida College For-Profit $11,880 Add Review
Remington College For-Profit $14,745 Add Review
PC Age For-Profit $19,500 Add Review
Broadview Entertainment Arts University For-Profit $14,760 Add Review
Vatterott Educational Centers For-Profit $11,834 Add Review
Penn Foster College For-Profit --- Add Review

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Aviation engineering degree?
Submitted on: March 4, 2012

You can learn about getting a degree in aviation here and find a list of school offering this degree here.

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What courses are required for a career in aerospace engineering?
Submitted on: February 1, 2012

Students majoring in aerospace engineering will need to take mainly math and science classes, as well as fill all other requirements to obtain a BA. Many aerospace egineers also have knowledge of mechanical engineering, electronics, and civil engineering. It is possible to work as an aerospace engineer with only an undergraduate degree if demand is high. However, getting a master's degree in aerospace engineering may be useful to entry-level jobs.

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