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We offer a streamlined program designed for completion in five years, commonly known as our 4+1 program. This allows you to earn a Bachelor of Science degree and a Master of Science degree.
Your bachelor's degree can be in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Information Technology and Cybersecurity or the Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science. Then choose from Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or Cyber Security for your master's degree.
This program allows you, as an undergraduate student, to expand your academic studies. You will start taking graduate level courses during your fourth year of undergraduate
You will have both a graduate and an undergraduate transcript. Any courses taken for both degrees will appear on both transcripts. This allows for the calculation of separate GPAs. All relevant rules about GPAs and continued eligibility, at both the undergraduate and graduate levels, use these calculations.
The following additional courses must be taken in order for you to move from the bachelor's degree program to the master's degree program.
If you are interested in the combined Bachelor of Science and Master of Science program, you must meet the following requirements:
Complete the admission application.
While in the combined degree program, you will pay tuition at the undergraduate rate until you complete your bachelor’s degree. After you earn your bachelor’s degree, you will pay graduate level tuition.
Financial aid is based on enrollment status. You will be eligible for undergraduate financial aid while completing your bachelor's degree. When you become an admitted graduate student, you can then apply for graduate forms of financial aid. These include Graduate Tuition Scholarships and GRAs/GTAs/GAs.
You may withdraw from the combined program and continue as a traditional undergraduate student at any time. If you withdraw, you are not able to transfer previous graduate credits to a future graduate degree.
You will be dismissed from the combined B.S./M.S. program and continue as a traditional undergraduate student if:
Graduate courses completed as part of the program will be used for the undergraduate program. These courses are not able to transfer to a future graduate degree once you have completed your bachelor’s degree.
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