Admission to the Bachelor's to Master's Option for Current Stevenson University Undergraduates
The objective of the Bachelor’s to Master’s options is to provide qualified Stevenson undergraduate students the opportunity to obtain both a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in a shorter time frame.
Students accepted to this option may complete a maximum of 50% of the credits required for the graduate program while still an undergraduate student. A maximum of two graduate courses (6 credits) may fulfill bachelor’s degree requirements. Students should consult with their undergraduate academic advisor for academic planning.
Participating master's degree programs and related admissions requirements are listed below.
• MS in Communication
• MA in Community-Based Education and Leadership
• MS in Crime Scene Investigation
• MS in Cybersecurity and Digital Forensics
• MS in Digital Transformation and Innovation
• MS in Forensic Accounting
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MS in Forensic Investigation
• MFS in Forensic Science
• MS in Forensic Studies
• MS in Healthcare Management
• MEd in Integrative Learning
• MA in Teaching (Early Childhood Education)
• MA in Teaching (STEM)
Students are encouraged to consult with their undergraduate academic advisor prior to applying for the bachelor’s to master’s option.
In order to be admitted to the Bachelor's to Master's Option, the student must:
• Have completed at least 60 bachelor's degree credits at the time of application. The student may enroll in graduate courses after earning at least 75 undergraduate credits.
• Transfer students are eligible to apply after completing at least one semester at Stevenson.
• Have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.00.
• Complete the Bachelor's to Master's application.
• Submit a personal statement.
• Forensic Science and the MAT programs have additional application and prerequisite requirements listed below.