DETC versus Regional degree. Answer this question!

Discussion in 'Accreditation Discussions (RA, DETC, state approva' started by anngriffin777, Oct 9, 2013.

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  1. Bruce

    Bruce Moderator

    Congratulations!
     
  2. sideman

    sideman Well Known Member

    Awesome Ann! Congratulations!
     
  3. Lerner

    Lerner Well-Known Member

    Did you know?

    Grantham University is DEAC accredited and its BSc. in EET is Professionally Accredited by ABET.


    ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY, B.S.
    Accredited, 10/01/2014-Present
    ACCREDITED LOCATIONS:
    Main Campus
    DATE OF NEXT COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW:
    2021-2022
    ACCREDITED BY:
    Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission
    CRITERIA:
    Electrical and Electronics Engineering Technology
    INTERNATIONAL MUTUAL RECOGNITION AGREEMENT:
    Sydney Accord > **
     
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  4. Rich Douglas

    Rich Douglas Well-Known Member

    Yes.

    It is also important to make the distinction that this is not an electrical engineering degree.
     
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  5. Lerner

    Lerner Well-Known Member

    Absolutely agree. This is a very important distinction as some employers may require strictly EE degree for some positions.
    I think its an accomplishment for DEAC accredited school to earn ABET ETAC accreditation. And since this school is military-friendly, graduates from this degree program will enjoy increased recognition because of the ABET ETAC accreditation.

    Also in some states of the US such as NM, an ABET ETAC -accredited EET degree qualifies one to take FE and PE exams to become a licensed Professional Engineer. Yet this is a limitation as there are states that don't accept EET degrees
    for licensure.
    Based on Sydney accord - qualifies one to apply for registration in accord signee countries as an Engineering Technologist, or Chartered Engineering Technologist, given other requirements are met, etc.

    In the US NICET recognizes EET degree for registration as a Certified Engineering Technologist at two levels.
    Associate Engineering Technologist (AT)
    Certified Engineering Technologist (CT)

    http://www.nicet.org/certification-programs/technologist-certification-program/

    Technologist certification requires a four-year degree in an ABET-accredited Engineering Technology program. An engineering degree will NOT be considered as a substitute. Click here to find out if your school's Engineering Technology program is accredited by ABET. (Your degree must have been awarded after your program was accredited.)
    For Grantham BSc. EET graduates it means 2014 after 10/01/2014.
     
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