Inexpensive applied physics/mathmatics masters

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My local university does not have that masters or anything close, at best they have a masters in mechanical engineering.

The second part of my answer is kind of ironic but I make too good of money where we live as does my wife. I want to start my own lab/machine shop and 30-40k can buy slot of equipment and get a metal building set up.

The masters would be more or less for myself and my own understanding as well as a resume back up if I had to find a new job ... but 30-40 k for it that's a hard pill to swallow and I will likely keep putting it off at that price.

Also I won't sign away my intellectual property rights for a piece of paper either.

Choppy said:
Bzzzzzzz

*THWACK!*

Sorry - there was a decimal point buzzing around.

/sarcasm

More seriously, why does it have to be online? Why not look for programs that you attend in person where you're supported by a stipend or teaching assistanceship?
 
Awesome thank you, I did not even think to look outside of the USA.
 
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