Engineering MS with a bachelors in business?

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Graduating with a bachelor's in business administration and nearing completion of an associate degree in engineering raises questions about pursuing a master's in environmental engineering. The individual has completed significant coursework, including advanced math and engineering principles. The discussion emphasizes the importance of reviewing specific master's program prerequisites to ensure eligibility and preparedness. Transitioning directly to a master's program could be feasible, given the completed engineering courses, but understanding the program's requirements is crucial for success. Consulting with academic advisors or program coordinators is recommended to assess readiness and alignment with career goals in environmental engineering and consulting.
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Hello two years ago I graduated from a private college in missouri with a bachelors in business administration. One year before I graduated I was 100% sure I wanted to go back and get a bachelors degree in engineering. I am now one semester away from getting an associate in engineering from a community college in kansas city. I am wondering if going straight into a masters engineering program from here would be a good idea or not. I intend to go into environmental engineering. Eventually consulting. Would this be a good idea or would i be setting myself up for failure? Any comments are much appreciated. Again, I will complete my associate in engineering one semester from now. An associates in engineering includes all math classes including calculus 3 and differential EQ, statics, dynamics, circuit theory, thermodynamics, and strength of materials. So I will have had all of these courses. How possible and practical is it to go for a masters in environmental engineering from here?
 
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