Accelerated Bachelor’s to Master’s Options

Students can earn a master’s degree more quickly and at lower total cost by selecting accelerated bachelor’s to master’s degree options.  By completing a bachelor’s degree in four years while sharing some coursework with a master’s degree program, students can earn a master’s degree in as little as one additional year.  Click on the option of interest to view its description, enrollment requirements, and degree completion requirements.

• Athletic Training MSAT - Accelerated Master’s Option  
• Chemistry (Biochemistry) BS to Public Health (Epidemiology and Biostatistics) MPH  (face-to-face) 
• Child and Family Sciences BS to Child and Family Sciences MS  (BS is face-to-face and online; MS is fully online) 
• Computer Science (Accelerated BS to MS) MS  (face-to-face)
• English BA to English (Literature) MA   (face-to-face) 
• Library and Information Science BS to MLIS  (fully online) 
• Mathematics BS to Public Health (Epidemiology and Biostatistics) MPH  (face-to-face) 
• Public Health (Allied Health) BS to Public Health (Epidemiology and Biostatistics) MPH  
• Public Health (Allied Health) BS to Public Health (Health Policy and Administration) MPH  
• Public Health (Allied Health) BS to Public Health (Health Promotion and Health Behavior) MPH  
• Public Health (Health Education) to Public Health (Epidemiology and Biostatistics) MPH  
• Public Health (Health Education) BS to Public Health (Health Policy and Administration) MPH  
• Public Health (Health Education) BS to Public Health (Health Promotion and Health Behavior) MPH  (BS is face-to-face; MPH is fully online) 
• Public Health (Health Policy and Administration) BS to Public Health (Epidemiology and Biostatistics) MPH  
• Public Health (Health Policy and Administration) BS to MPH Public Health (Health Policy and Administration) MPH  (BS is face-to-face; MPH is face-to-face and fully online)
• Public Health (Health Policy and Administration) BS to Public Health (Health Promotion and Health Behavior) MPH