The light bulb just went on over my head

[pixiecrinkle]

I've been toying with the idea of an online master's degree in Human Factors Engineering from Wright State for a while now. But I seem to have difficulty getting them to send me information, so it's been on the back burner. I need to know specifically about whether or not I need to catch up on any prerequisites to get in to the program, seeing as how I have a degree in creative writing and film and want to pursue an M.S. in Engineering.

I just realized that if I do this, for admission this fall, I need to be taking the GRE pretty soon. Ack! I took it in 1998, but I'm certain those scores are no longer valid.

I am a big weirdo, in that I like standardized tests, and do well on them, but I'm not looking forward to having to brush up on calculus and analogies and such. Not to mention that the test may be very very different now. Guess I need to get in gear and start looking stuff up.

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The Kaplan GRE book was very helpfull. I took the GRE a year ago and my sister (a mechanical engineer) took it a month ago. We both felt better about the test....they really do review everything.

good luck!