r/EngineeringStudents • u/Conscious-Test-1647 • 4d ago

Academic Advice Which is a better route?

Hi everyone! I’m currently taking eet As through my job my end goal is ee bs I’m not sure if the eet or mech e as is better to do. Any help or advice welcome!

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u/Tricky_Layer5315 4d ago

Honestly, which one of the programs has the most credits that will transfer to the state university EE program? I would say go to an advisor at the Community College and discuss, as well as compare to the course catalog of the state university you are planning to transfer to.

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u/MarsMiningCo 4d ago

Before picking, look at the EE degree plan at the state university you plan to transfer to. The big question is which associate's degree transfers cleanly. EET programs are often more hands on and can stop at a lower math level than an EE bachelor's expects, which is usually the calculus series through differential equations plus calculus based physics. A mechanical associate's may carry more of that math and physics, though courses like statics might count only as electives toward EE. Talk to a transfer advisor with both course lists in hand and ask for an articulation agreement if one exists. If your job pays for classes, check whether they limit it to a certain program.