TESU Multiple Degrees Policy

[rachel83az]

I was looking at the B.S., Electronics Systems Engineering Technology degree.  I really wanted an ABET accredited degree to support a potential enrollment in a M.Eng., Systems Engineering program. It’s not a priority, but is initially why I was looking at TESU in the first place. I have an Associate’s in Electronics Systems Technology from my time in the Air Force (why my tuition is $250 per credit hour) and combined with other credits from my other degrees I wasn’t too far off from completing that program as well. But, my focus at the moment is AI/ML so the path to the program at UT of Austin is the priority at the moment. 

It looks like completing the requirements first for both the BACS and BSDSIA programs and applying for graduation later is the path I need to take. This will work, as I can make it all happen before the priority application deadline for the MSAI program at UT of Austin. Not that I even need the degrees, just the courses completed, but it will still be nice to have culminating into something should I not be accepted. 

Thanks again for your insight!

If you graduate with both at the same time, a BS Electronic Systems Engineering Technology degree and a BSDSIA degree will be ONE degree. The BACS would be your SECOND degree. If you want all of them, you must complete all requirements simultaneously.