Master of Engineering Management

The traditional on-campus classroom experience allows you to meet face-to-face with your professor and classmates. Since you most likely attended class in-person from elementary through your undergraduate degree, this type of environment requires you to make the least amount of adjustment. If you have trouble focusing in class, in-person communication can help you stay engaged in what you’re learning.In-person learning is still your best option if you thrive with face-to-face interaction. You can ask spur-of-the-moment questions in class, in person, and that may be beneficial for your learning style.When you meet face-to-face with people and get to know them, developing relationships and building community is more comfortable and natural in the on-campus environment.The most significant disadvantage of taking on-campus classes is having a set schedule that you have to follow each week. Your course may be at night, so you have to make sure you set aside that time to go to class. Also, you will need to factor in the travel time from work or home to campus.

We accept applications from undergraduate majors in engineering. We also welcome applicants with degrees in the behavioral, physical, mathematical sciences, computer science, and other related STEM fields.have successfully (cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher) completed at least one year of full-time study in a degree program at a regionally accredited four-year US College or university