Don't misrepresent where you went to school.

[MNomadic]

Management is very general at the top. 

None of the Execs that I have met in the two EE programs that I have completed so far have any time for any grad degree (HES or GT).  It's hit or miss on who had degrees and or MBAs.  EEs are liked as they are short and generally paid by the corporation or government agency.  I see some in Canada, Ireland, England, India, and Switzerland that I would love to take if I can plan a vacation around them?  

I know I could take a HES Masters degree to the next level with no issues.  Same with a GT or a non-name University for that matter.  Its just paper to me.  I am a history buff so HU and Oxford do appeal to me at a different level. If others need a GT STEM degree great, but in the end, the real workforce will strain out the real workers from the fake ones.

Just curious, but can those shortened EE programs count towards credit at a later time if one wanted to pursue a related degree?