Thanks for the feedback Roy. I really appreciate it. So I have a solid foundation of math/physics through my chemistry degree. Calc III, dif equations, quantum chemistry. The math I'm not worried about. I also feel comfortable in using most of the hardware an EE student might come in contact with. Software is a different story. I have zero experience with python or CAD. But I know I can learn. My company does subsidize tuition. However, I might fall into a grey area. We are a biotech company so I'm not directly making the company money but I am keeping their costs down. I could argue a degree in EE could translate into better understanding of the equipment which could in turn mean more costs savings. But you bring up excellent points! -Frank?
Frank Mashockie