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ABET Graduation accreditation?
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[QUOTE="boneh3ad, post: 5475730, member: 268837"] Schools generally don't get their MS programs accredited because it doesn't make sense to get them accredited. I don't honestly know if there's a rule against it, but it really doesn't matter anyway. Unless there are licensing issues because you didn't have an ABET-accredited undergraduate degree either, then it doesn't matter one bit if your graduate program was accredited. Consider that ABET seeks to lay out a set of standards that enumerate exactly what broad set of topics and skills an engineer is supposed to learn in school in order to be a valuable employee down the road. This makes sense for a BS, but the whole point of an MS is to get more advanced training in a specific area of interest to you and/or your employer. It just doesn't make sense in that case. Don't sweat it. [/QUOTE]
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