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Looking for schools w/ tech writing? Florida Institute of Technology
(Florida Tech) has Technical Communications for both a BS and MS
degree. That is where I went. It is a very "engineering" oriented
school (hence the Institute of Technology part), but don't let
that scare you!! I could tell you more about it if you are
interested (both good and bad). I don't know if you are willing/able
to travel-it is in Melbourne, FL. If you want more info, write me at
my address...
miles -at- ccd -dot- harris -dot- com
Good Luck!
Joan
> Greetings:
> Where are schools that offer degrees in tech. writing? Are they poly-tech
> universities? I have a generic degree in English (I didn't have much
> choice of schools - I had to consider money, spouse - you know how it goes).
> I wouldn't mind going back to school for more tech. writing training. Is
> there somewhere I can find out what schools offer tech. writing?
