looking for strong MS in Architecture or AE

elscorcho
Sat, 04 Dec 2010 16:58:12 +0000

mmmm ok, thanks for the advice. i have another question though. what course work is normally required for acceptance into graduate engineering programs? my philosophy studies were concentrated on science and math. i have taken the introductory courses in physics (mechanics, electricity and magnetism, fluids and thermal physics, wave motion and quantum physics), chemistry (chemical principles I and II, and organic chemistry 1), and biology. I have taken some math, calc 1 and matrices, and i have taken the first engineering design and graphics class that engineers take. I have also taken one advanced biology class, advanced genetics. is this a decent background that would allow me to be considered for engineering masters programs?

also, i think i’d rather look into engineering programs like AE or CE, and not just arch