A2 years is usual, but depending on the college, and your work load, you may be able to do it in 1 year..

AFirst, you need to find a university you want to earn your Master's from. Every university costs a different amount. They can be drastically different, too. For example tuition at Cornell University can cost up to $30,000 but tuition at Edinboro University of Pennsylvania (my alma mater) costs just over $5,000. And that doesn't include fees, books, room and board, etc. You can also apply for scholarships which can help reduce the price, but you have to search for those scholarships, too. GRE is the typical entrance exam for most Master's programs, but some will also accept the MATs (Miller Analogies Test). Once you figure out where you want to go, then you can find out what they require. There is no one price for a Master's in the USA. Each college determines their own cost and sometimes it is a huge price to pay. Do a lot of research because there are thousands of Master degree awarding universities in the USA. Good luck!

AIf you are already a Computer Engineer you should have enough prereq's. which would be the normal undergrad engineer stuff, physics, chem 1 &2 ect. You will probably have to take organic chemistry and maybe physical. A lot of what you will be required to do depends on what you want to do and what school you choose. Here is what my Pitt requires.http://www.engr.pitt.edu/bioengineering/main/graduate/ms_program.html

AFor what position? A pilot, no. You need hours.An engineer, maybe.

AA technical degree is the most valuable degree you can get. Unless you're a total doofus, you will always have a job. You can work anywhere in the country, in fact many places in the world. (I knew an engineer years ago who was from England. He'd worked in England for 15 years, then moved here to California (Silicon Valley), and was almost through 15 years here. Then his plan was to move to Australia for 15 years. When he retired, after that, he'd get 3 Social Security checks!)Engineers are the people who actually figure things out, who solve problems, who get things done, get things made. Without engineers, none of us would have anything to do! They are a technical company's most valuable asset. Engineers are to a manufacturing company what doctors are to a hospital.

AHaving a BS in mathematics is really not enough to admit you to any MS Engineering program. Engineering is mostly applying the principles/concepts of Physics and Math in solving problems and other situations.This being said, you are better having a degree in Eng'g physics. BTW, I really have not heard of a degree in Eng'g physics. Is there such a degree?

A6 figures

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