Bachelor of Science in Applied Science Technology: Nuclear Engineering Technology
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Level: Bachelor
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(9 reviews)
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Description
This is the program that most U.S. Navy nuclear power plant operators are most familiar with, but is also designed for reactor operator and workers in the nuclear industry.
Recent Reviews
JUST READ THE REVIEW
November 22, 2011
I went to Rhode Island College for three years before joining the military. I served six years in the military. While in the military I finished my degree with TESC. With my military experience and TESC degree I was able to get a job in the civilian sector starting at $90,000. I do not work at a nuclear plant or nuclear facility. I never work on the weekend and never have to do shiftwork. This ...
Nursing Inframatics
December 18, 2010
Terrible, what a waste of money and time. Complete waste. They were unwilling to even hear what I had to say. And the teacher, haha what a joke! It was one giant contradiction with no guidance.
Happy
December 16, 2010
Overall I a happy with this online college. I was able to finish my Associates and now my Bachelors degree with them. I am in the military, so therefore a large number of my military credits were accepted by TESC. I recommend this college to any military member who is looking for an online college. Once things have calm down a bit in my career I will pursue my Masters Degree at TESC. A+
Enough Already
July 9, 2010
Perhaps I am spoiled because I took courses with the the University of Phoenix, where you had constant interaction with mentors and teachers. This college has very poor customer service...very frustrating from the get go. If I was not in the process of trying to get this specialized degree, I would cut my losses and transfer.
Means to an end
April 4, 2010
Like many of the people that pursue this degree, I am a navy nuke. I chose this degree simply because with our experience, it was the quickest route to obtaining a bachelors degree from an accredited college. The question that often comes up is what the actual value of this degree is, considering that it is not ABET accredited. I've known many people that have gotten out of the navy with this degree and had ...
A means to an end and a real degree
March 13, 2010
My TESC experience was a little different from most that I've read on this website. As an ex-Navy nuke, I had a significant amount of credit to transfer. I had three class requirements satisfied by demonstration of prior experience essays. For the balance of the requirement, I attended local community college and university as well as having once CLEP exam. Do you benefit from the 'college experience' - not really, but for me, I was ...
Depends what you value
January 27, 2010
If you can write a good essay, you should expect nothing less than A's. However, I feel as though this school does absolutely NOTHING to challenge my method of thinking. Every class is basically a big book report broken up into lots of little essays. I only had one single mentor who contacted me regularly - the rest were inconsistent. As for the tests, I'd say 90% of the material on every test is based ...
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I want to start on-line courses in Nuclear engineering. I want to obtain a 4-year degree. How do i get started? I clicked on your website above, http://WWW.tec.edu for information but cannot get it to open up... Thank you. Paul My e-mail is, paul_seals@hsbct.com