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Electrical engineers are in such high demand that many companies are restructuring their benefits and compensation packages to attract top talent, making it an excellent time to pursue a career in electrical engineering.
The benefits of earning a masters in electrical engineering include gaining specialized knowledge and accessing higher-paying positions. During a graduate program in electrical engineering, you can: Strengthen your existing engineering knowledge. Learn the latest innovations in electrical engineering technology.
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Seventy-six percent of electrical engineers have a bachelors degree, 12 percent have a masters degree, and 8 percent have an associate degree [3]. Electrical engineers usually study electrical engineering, electrical engineering technology, or computer engineering.
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Applicants for unconditional admission are generally expected to have a core upper-division GPA of 3.0 or higher BSEE or BSCpE (or equivalent) degree from an ABET accredited engineering program and must also satisfy all other university graduate admission requirements in the graduate studies section of this catalog.

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