Combined BS (or BA)/MS Degree Program

[NewatTESU]

Combined BS (or BA)/MS Degree Program - https://www.mccormick.northwestern.edu/c...ogram.html

Not sure if this can be done online though.

[ss20ts]

A lot of schools have combo undergrad/grad degrees in 4/5 years. They're typically on campus programs. Nothing in this website says anything about online. A really good GPA is a requirement of this program. I don't see anything about alternative credit. It does mention AP credit. Those who entered the program with AP can potentially complete the program in 4 years. These are the Northwestern U degrees available online:

https://www.northwestern.edu/provost/ini...grams.html

They have a Data Science master's. Seems like lots of folks are looking for data analytics or data science.

[Alpha]

In the world of Social Work it's fairly common for someone to earn their BSW and then get advanced placement in an MSW program so that they can finish in 1 year. So this creates a 5 year BSW-MSW program.  I have not checked to see if this can be done online but I know that there are plenty of online programs at both levels.  I wouldn't be surprised.

[bjcheung77]

Yup, this is pretty common for many degrees in different areas of studies as well. I really like Bachelors to Masters programs that take 1 year off study, it really does save energy/money/time... Northwestern is a very good school, they're ranked pretty high up the list, I don't think they have any degrees that are online, just "short courses", not remotely enough for the full degree.

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BTW, this is in the degree planning subforum. It may be better placed in the General Education or other subform as it doesn't have much to do with planning a degree.

[NewatTESU]

This is great ! Is any doing bachelor and master degree at the same from the same university or different university?


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[jch]

I intend to pursue the bachelor's to master's program in cybersecurity at TESU. The courses are things I need anyways for my BS, so why not save some time and money by taking the graduate versions. I'm just waiting for the current term to finish so I have a GPA at TESU, then I'll apply.

[ss20ts]

I intend to pursue the bachelor's to master's program in cybersecurity at TESU. The courses are things I need anyways for my BS, so why not save some time and money by taking the graduate versions. I'm just waiting for the current term to finish so I have a GPA at TESU, then I'll apply.

Where are you taking grad courses without having a bachelor's degree?

[jch]

Where are you taking grad courses without having a bachelor's degree?

TESU
https://www.tesu.edu/academics/bachelors...rs-program
Undergraduate students at TESU can take up to twelve graduate credits, depending on their program. Tuition is at the undergrad rate, which is a nice savings.