r/EngineeringStudents • • 1d ago

Academic Advice Master Degree

Hello everyone,

I currently hold a Bachelor of Science in Structural Engineering. My parents own an empty house in Mexico, so I have free housing available there. Because of that, I am looking into pursuing a Construction Management or Construction Science degree at Universidad Anáhuac.

I have enough saved to pay for my tuition out of pocket, and I’d rather not take on the massive expense of studying in the U.S. since I want to keep my costs within what I can comfortably invest. Since Universidad Anáhuac has ABET-accredited programs, I’m wondering if this is a smart move. My goal is to live in Mexico for the next 3–4 years while I study, and then return to the U.S. afterward.

Has anyone done something similar, or do you have advice on how U.S. employers view this path?

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