Advanced Standing, Accelerated Master's Degree

Undergraduate and Graduate Courses Taken Simultaneously

Courses taken at the undergraduate level may not be used toward any graduate degree requirements. For those programs offering advanced standing opportunities (simultaneous undergraduate and graduate coursework) each program will state which courses can be applied to the bachelor’s degree while also fulfilling the master’s program requirements. The graduate program must have no less than 30 credits taken at the graduate level.

Academic Programs with Advanced Standing/Accelerated Degrees

Undergraduate programs with the option to begin graduate-level coursework to accelerate the path to a degree in a graduate program are listed below. Acceptance requirements for an advanced standing option are listed within each undergraduate program.

Architecture to Master of Architecture
program (B.S.) - Residential Program
program (M.Arch) - Residential Program

Computer Security & Information Assurance to Master of Science, Cybersecurity
program (B.S.) - Residential Program
program (M.S.) - Online Program

Computer Science to Master of Science, Cybersecurity
program (B.S.) - Residential Program
program (M.S.) - Online Program

Cybersecurity to Master of Science, Cybersecurity
program (B.S.) - Online Program
program (M.S.) - Online Program

Criminal Justice (B.A.) to Master of Public Administration
program - Residential Program
program (M.S.) - Online Program

Health Science to Master of Athletic Training
program (B.S.) - Residential Program
program (M.A.T.)- Residential Program