Does it make sense to apply for M.Eng grad if ?

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Pursuing a graduate degree in mechanical engineering with a bachelor's in a non-engineering field, such as Industrial Design, is possible but may require additional steps. Individuals interested in this transition should contact prospective schools to inquire about their specific prerequisites and program structures. Some institutions may offer the option to complete undergraduate courses to fulfill necessary math and science requirements before starting a master's program. This pathway can help bridge the gap for motivated candidates lacking the traditional engineering background.
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Is it possible or at least likely to pursue graduate study as a mechanical engineer if your bachelor's degree is in a non-engineering field? I am highly motivated and very interested in obtaining a mech. eng degree, but I am afraid that I lack the math and science pre-requisites that I imagine one would need to go on to an M. Eng. master's program.

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What is your degree in?
 
I have a B.A in Industrial Design. I have worked as a professional product designer for the past 7 years.
 
Well I'm not an engineer but I would suggest contacting the schools you are interested in and seeing what program you can get into. Some schools would allow you to spend a year taking undergrad courses if you are not specialized in the field before you begin grad work.
 
Thanks VeeEight. I'll look into that.
 

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