Speed through TESU BSAST Electronic Engineering Degree

[Prloko]

Is there chance that I could earn the BSAST and than roll that into an MSEE?

Good question. I never thought of taking that angle. I have to give this answer because I hate receiving it, but I guess it will depend on the school.

Some schools will require an Bachelors in Engineering degree, while some may only require that certain pre-reqs are done. If I find something, I'll share on this thread.

EDIT: Here is a follow-up-

According to Virginia Techs MSEE department for non EE bachelor holders, the school requires "make-up" courses.

from: https://www.ece.vt.edu/graduate/noneecpe.html
[h=3]Background Courses[/h]
Students seeking a graduate degree in EE with a bachelor's degree in another field (including CPE) should have or obtain a background equivalent to the following Virginia Tech undergraduate courses.
[h=3]EE Background Courses[/h]
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[TD] PHYS 2305, 2306 "Foundations of Physics"
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[TD] MATH 2214, 2224, STAT 4714 ("STAT for EE")
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[TD] ECE 3105 "EM Fields I"
ECE 2504 "Computer Engineering"
ECE 2704 "Signals and Systems"
ECE 3204 "Electronics II"
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[TD] Three (3) of the following:
ECE 3106 "EM Fields II"
ECE 3304 "Power"
ECE 3534 "Micro. Sys. Design"
ECE 3614 "Communications"
ECE 3704 "Continuous and Discrete Systems,"

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So your theory is not out of line, but there will most likely be hurdles and additional requirements later on.