u/Committee-Material

Anyone know whats been going on recently with UW Seattle's transfer decisions for its engineering schools?

I applied as a transfer student to UW for the upcoming fall of 26 and I have been placed on a waitlist for the program of my choice (MSE) even though I completed all the transfer requirements and have a GPA of 3.4.

I spoke with some of my friends and classmates in my CC classes and almost all of them are either on a waitlist or have been denied admission to their first and second choice majors also. Its a weird situation to be in but I was wondering if others were also experiencing this and if someone had an Idea or an answer about whats going on.

Hello I am a current community college student and I am wrapping up my associates degree in engineering this summer. My next step after CC would be to transfer or enroll into a school with a bachelors program in engineering and I stumbled upon ASU's online programs for engineering degrees. To be honest I wasn't aware that some schools offer undergrad programs especially in Engineering and I am now both curious about applying to this type of program but some concerns are in order.

My main question would be the type of job opportunities that the online engineering programs would have and how many online engineering alumni or current students from ASU's online school have managed to land themselves work, internship, or research positions and whether or not pursuing this degree was worth it or not.

Any insight that you guys could give about the online engineering program that ASU has would be greatly appreciated!