<p>With all the the EECS admits piping in here, let me offer my 2c as well!</p>
<p>You seem to be pretty much on the right track. However be realistic about the time frame! To be competitive for EECS it is NEAR IMPOSSSIBLE (given the current budget cuts etc.) to do it in two years!! </p>
<p>Aim for 3 years. There are TONS of pre-reqs for engineering and you need to complete them ALL. I was told by my physics prof. that they are going to cut some offerings and offer one of the physics series course only ONCE a year. So, it’s not a pretty situation</p>
<p>I am an older student working 40-50 hrs a week and it took me 5 years before I could finally transfer. But I started in Fall 2006 when things were VERY different. I feel sorry for people who are starting out right now as the situation is really that bad. A friend of mine (also an engineering major) has not been able to get a chemistry class he requires for 2 semesters, and finally got in this spring. Begging and pleading with the professors has not worked because it was a lab class (as are all the Physics/chem series). Delayed his transfer by a whole year because this class is a pre-req for the “second semester chemistry” which he also needs!</p>