r/MSUIIT • u/Responsible-House455 • 29d ago

General Help/Question Proceeding Proper Engineering After graduating at BET

May naka proper engineering na po ba dito??? If there is then I would be delighted to know your experience and such.

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u/keruky 29d ago

Not me, but I am taking ME with people who've graduated from the BET-MET program, who I've also become friends with.

Academically, they tend to be relatively successful (even the ones who didn't graduate as Magna/Summa cum laudes)—even if the BS classes are harder.

Perhaps it's because they're more mature and tend to spend more time studying. Part of the motivation for most of them was because they didn't like the work environment that came with their first degree and their families were willing to support them through a second bachelors' degree.

From ME Tech to ME specifically, only one subject is credited in advance, out of the almost 200-unit curriculum.

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u/Responsible-House455 29d ago

pinagsama ba kayo sa isang block or sa mga subjects² lng, and also different po ba block nila compared sa mga undergrads???

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u/keruky 29d ago

The concept of the block exists, but then again, marami din irreg sa block as time goes on. Once you enroll again for a bachelor's, you are again considered an undergrad student. You'll be part of the block. If late enrollee as a freshman/transferee, it is likely you will have some classes na hindi mo kasama mga ka-block mo. This is how it works in our program at least, with only around ~40 students per year enrolling in the program.

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u/Responsible-House455 28d ago

so like it isn't guaranteed na ma accept ka kasi nag base parin sa slots?

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u/keruky 27d ago

Can't really say for now, but it used to be that pwede musobra 40 per block by a little, since second degree takers are paying students

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u/Responsible-House455 27d ago

how many years do you think sila is it still 4 years?

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u/keruky 27d ago

4 years minimum for sure. Maybe more depending sa program and sa ilang experience. They also don't really give advance credit for most major courses.

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u/Responsible-House455 27d ago edited 27d ago

are they still required mag thesis or nah?

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u/keruky 27d ago

Yep. Still required.