Devry University EE Masters Program: ABET Evaluation

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DeVry University offers an online Master's program in Electrical Engineering, but it currently lacks ABET accreditation. Conversations with DeVry representatives indicate that the program is under evaluation for potential accreditation, though there is skepticism about the timeline and likelihood of approval. Many participants in the discussion express doubt regarding DeVry's confidence in achieving accreditation, suggesting that the situation may remain unchanged for an extended period. Additionally, it is noted that most Master's programs in engineering do not have ABET accreditation, raising questions about the appeal of choosing DeVry over other options, such as the online MSEE program from North Carolina State University.
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Devry University online has a Master's program for Electrical Engineering. The degree is not yet ABET accredited. I talked to someone at Devry and they said that ABET was going to evaluate the program and possibly put the stamp of approval on it (become accredited).

Has anyone heard about this?
 
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I have spoken to DeVry about the possibility of them becoming ABET accredited. Me personally, I would like to see that happen very much. However, over the phone they didn't sound confident, and I got the impression they will constantly be saying the same thing for years to come. Like I said, it sounds good, but doubtful.
 
Most Masters programs are not Abet accredited anyway. But why choose Devry? I know my school has an online MSEE : http://engineeringonline.ncsu.edu/EOL_DEGREES/MSEE.pdf .
 
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