Distance Learning Master's in Engineering Programs Options

[Dogmeat]

I've recently been looking into what universities offer distance learning master's degree programs in engineering.

Texas Tech has an "M.Eng" program that they describe as an interdisciplinary custom-tailored program.

Does anyone have any experience with it?

What I'm looking for is something that can hopefully bridge the gap between soming having a BS in ME, and is actually working more as a ChemE (LOL) than an ME ..

IE, I'm working in natural gas processing now and I would like to try to fill in some of my lack of chemistry background as well as gain some process engineering knowledge.

Anyone have any ideas?

I dont know if this is something that I should be looking at maybe going for a MsPE thing or what ..

Anyways, thoughts ?

[HMWH]

I recently started a Weekend Executive MBA program through TECH

Granted the programs are from different departments, however I would like to say so far the entire process has been fairly flexible.
If you cant make a class a weekend, you can logg in live and watch the class online or they will send you a copy of the class.

and other things like that, if there are any of general Masters questions i can help w/ let me knwo

[Dogmeat]

I think my company would prefer I got an MBA, but I'm more interested in getting some actual ChemE engineering background before I do the MBA thing .... I can get the MBA from damn near anywhere any time I want, there are tons of schools that offer them as distance learning programs these days ....