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<p>What I think Boneh3ad is saying and what a couple of others are saying is that unless you need the P.E. then doing the B.S. Math/Science-to-M.S. Engineering route will NOT hurt you IF you are in an engineering specialty that does not need P.E. Licensing.</p>
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Let’s say you completed a B.S. in Applied Physics and you specialization is electromagnetic theory. You work a few years in EM and decide to get a masters in EE. Since most Physics majors in EM have taken the circuit courses of EE and probably the signal courses too, you probably could get admitted to a graduate EE program with EM as the specialty/track. As for the EM industry, THEY WILL NOT CARE that your B.S. was in Physics. EE’s correct me if I am wrong but you don’t need a P.E. license for EM work (well at least not in defense).</p>