Electrician E-6/EWS/6 yrs in getting out looking for advice

[MJ86]

Hello, my EAOS is in Feb, I should be on terminal leave in January. I have not been qualified EWS for >2 years so my plan is NLO>RO>SRO but at the same time I am interested in pursuing a degree in nuclear engineering. My question is are there any plants that have programs for getting engineering degrees? Or does anyone know of plants where I could pursue my career while pursuing an engineering degree at a nearby college? I am okay with working full time and going to school part or full time. I know it will be difficult but I really enjoy this stuff! Thank you for your time.

-Michael

[GLW]

Pilgrim, Seabrook - Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Shearon Harris - North Carolina State University

Watts Bar Nuclear Power Plant - University of Tennessee--Knoxville

there's four,....

it's not that hard to find 'em,...

[Higgs]

Beaver Valley. Pitt.


Most utilities have some sort of tuition assistance, but it usually involves you paying out of pocket first, then getting reimbursed.

Justin

[MJ86]

Thank you for your time. Tried looking for them myself first, guess I will have to be a little more patient and try harder.