I think it should be possible. First year is general math and science. Many people earn some of those credits in high school, so it's already effectively on an

I think it should be possible. First year is general math and science. Many people earn some of those credits in high school, so it's already effectively on an as-needed basis. Second and third year are the core engineering curriculum. At that point, you have all the specific course prerequisites to start a master's program. Fourth year is a capstone project. You could do that over a summer in the second calendar year. The electives are redundant if you're going to do a master's. General education requirement is also redundant with high school, and is about a semester's worth of classes. So depending on your first year preparation needs, it could be as little as two calendar years. Assuming the program requirements are reformed.