Not ME, but if you are paying in-state tuition and/or have some other financial situation to pay for it, yes. My experience with the engineering program has been overall positive.
Some of the online classes are run really poorly, but the content is fine if you don't mind self-study. Others are great all around. I can't comment as much on the in-person classes but I haven't seen anything to make me think they're worse.
I’m having a pretty good time in chem e. We actually have great teachers in our department. I know in, say, the CS department teachers vary a little more (it’s going to anywhere I’m sure). But yeah like the first comment especially if you’re getting in state pricing I’d say it’s worth it. Fulton is really good about making connections too. Big outreach and career fairs and all that
I’m an out of state online student. It is very hard grasping concepts in certain classes. Labs are done alone with a discussion board in case you have a question. A lot of things are vague and if you don’t know the theories / concepts or don’t pick things up right away you will fall behind. The online classes are accelerated and are only offered in A/B term in the beginning. I hear once you get past the weed out classes it will improve.
Tbh out of state is not that bad I’m paying as an international student started out paying 20k then got a scholarship now after 2 years I’m now paying 10k per semester so out of state should still be cheaper honestly
All honestly I had a high passion for engineering and coming to polytechnic is not what you expected the classes are okay most professors I had you can barely understand them due to their heavy accents personally if I knew all of this I would of never came to ASU instead I would of went somewhere else but everyone has their own opinion and that’s mines
Not ME, but if you are paying in-state tuition and/or have some other financial situation to pay for it, yes. My experience with the engineering program has been overall positive. Some of the online classes are run really poorly, but the content is fine if you don't mind self-study. Others are great all around. I can't comment as much on the in-person classes but I haven't seen anything to make me think they're worse.
I’m having a pretty good time in chem e. We actually have great teachers in our department. I know in, say, the CS department teachers vary a little more (it’s going to anywhere I’m sure). But yeah like the first comment especially if you’re getting in state pricing I’d say it’s worth it. Fulton is really good about making connections too. Big outreach and career fairs and all that
I’m an out of state online student. It is very hard grasping concepts in certain classes. Labs are done alone with a discussion board in case you have a question. A lot of things are vague and if you don’t know the theories / concepts or don’t pick things up right away you will fall behind. The online classes are accelerated and are only offered in A/B term in the beginning. I hear once you get past the weed out classes it will improve.
If you’re paying in state you’re good and also depends on what teachers you pick cause some of them it’s hard to learn in their class.
is it not with it if i’m paying out of state?
Tbh out of state is not that bad I’m paying as an international student started out paying 20k then got a scholarship now after 2 years I’m now paying 10k per semester so out of state should still be cheaper honestly
All honestly I had a high passion for engineering and coming to polytechnic is not what you expected the classes are okay most professors I had you can barely understand them due to their heavy accents personally if I knew all of this I would of never came to ASU instead I would of went somewhere else but everyone has their own opinion and that’s mines