MadMike1986 said:sorry meant to post this in the academic guidance forums
I imagine that Purdue faculty would prefer to have undergraduate students on campus and their education under direct supervision of the faculty. Classwork interaction is another factor.MadMike1986 said:Purdue offers an online ME Masters degree but no Bachelors. What gives?
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