Harpur College Combined/4+1 Programs

Fine Arts and Humanities Combined/4+1 Programs	Sciences and Mathematics Combined/4+1 Programs	Social Sciences Combined/4+1 Programs
Africana Studes Asian and Asian American Studies Art History Art and Design Cinema Comparative Literature English, General Literature, and Rhetoric German and Russian Studies Judaic Studies Latin American and Caribbean Area Studies Linguistics Medieval and Early Modern Studies Middle Eastern and Ancient Mediterranean Studies Music Philosophy Philosophy, Politics, and Law Romance Languages and Literature Theatre Translation Research and Instruction Program (TRIP) Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies	Biochemistry Biological Sciences Chemistry Earth Sciences Environmental Studies Integrative Neuroscience Mathematics and Statistics Physics, Applied Physics, and Astronomy Psychology	Anthropology Economics Geography Global Public Health History Political Science Sociology

Africana Studies

4+1 BA-MBA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in Africana Studies and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the School of Management Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MBA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 32.

4+1 BA-MPA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the BA and a Master of Public Administration (MPA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MPA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 42.

4+1 BA-MS Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the BA and a Master of Science in Sustainable Communities (MS) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MS program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS SAA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the BA and a Master of Science in Student Affairs Administration (MS SAA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MS SAA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45.

4+1 BA-MPH Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the BA and a Master of Public Health (MPH) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MPH program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 48.

4+1 BA-MA TESOL Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Africana Studies and a Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MA in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 33.

4+1 BA -MA/MS SUST Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both their Bachelor’s Degree and a Master of Sustainable Communities (SUST) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA/MS program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA -MS BioMed Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both their Bachelor’s Degree and a Master of Biomedical Anthropology (BioMed) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MS program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 43

4+1 BA -MS HR Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both their Bachelor’s Degree and a Master of Human Rights (MS HR) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the College of Community and Public Affairs Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MS HR program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 36

4+1 BA -MS GMAP Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both their Bachelor’s Degree and a Master of Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention (MS GMAP) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the College of Community and Public Affairs Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MS GMAP program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45

Asian and Asian American Studies

4+1 BA-MA Program

The department also offers students the opportunity to complete both the BA and MA in five years. Prior to their senior year, students must complete 96 credits that meet all of the undergraduate requirements for Harpur College including upper-level writing and General Education courses, plus all but 12 credits needed for the major. During the senior year, students will complete 12 credits in the major, which will be satisfied by graduate-level DAAAS MA coursework and the remaining 20 credits needed for the undergraduate degree.

Students should apply for the 4+1 program in the third semester, and no later than the beginning of the junior year. Admission decisions for the 4+1 program will be made no later than spring of the junior year. Application and admissions processes are through the Graduate School and the Department of Asian and Asian American Studies. The AAAS BA-MA 4+1 degree program will restrict admissions to students with exceptional academic records; normally, a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or better in the AAAS undergraduate program is required. Students must submit a personal statement, official transcript(s), the names of two professors who may serve as references and a writing sample. The student will be evaluated based on the quality of the personal statement, grades, references, writing sample and interview. Upon acceptance to the program, students will be advised that there are further requirements: successful completion of the BA and all Harpur and Gen Ed requirements by the end of the fourth year; graduate course requirements; a "B" or better in all graduate coursework and satisfactory completion of the thesis and thesis defense.

Once admitted, students will be required to fulfill all the normal requirements for the AAAS BA and MA degrees, with the exception that 12 credits of the 500-level courses will count for both the BA requirements and the MA requirements. Course offerings in the AAAS BA-MA 4+1 degree program will coincide with the normal offerings of the existing AAAS BA and MA Programs.

4+1 BA-MPA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in Asian and Asian American Studies and a Master of Public Administration (MPA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MPA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 42.

4+1 BA-MS Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS SAA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45.

4+1 BA-MPH Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 48.

4+1 BA-MA TESOL Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Asian and Asian American Studies and a Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MA in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 33.

4+1 BA -MA/MS SUST Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA -MS BioMed Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 43

4+1 BA -MS HR Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 36

4+1 BA -MS GMAP Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45

Anthropology

4+1 BA/BS-MA/MS Programs

The 4+1 program is designed for outstanding ��ý students who wish to combine either a bachelor of arts or a bachelor of science degree with either a master of arts or a master of science in anthropology or biomedical anthropology (BA/MA, BA/MS, BS/MA or BS/MS). Students majoring in anthropology (BA or BS), biology (BA or BS), integrative neuroscience (BS) and linguistics (BA) can combine their undergraduate degree with a master's degree (MA or MS) in anthropology.

The 4+1 program enables students to graduate with both degrees in five years, in part by taking a limited number of graduate courses while still undergraduate students. Up to 12 credits of graduate coursework (three 500-level courses) can be double-counted toward both graduate-level degree requirements and undergraduate-level degree requirements. Students who are interested in the program are strongly encouraged to meet with the director of undergraduate studies.

For curriculum details, see the course worksheets online.

BA/BS Anthropology-MA Anthropology:

Undergraduate credits: 126. Double-count credits: 12. Graduate credits: 32.

BA/BS Anthropology-MS Biomedical Anthropology:

Undergraduate credits: 126. Double-count credits: 13. Graduate credits: 43.

Admission Process

Students may apply to the 4+1 program no earlier than their fourth semester of undergraduate study, and usually no later than the sixth semester of undergraduate study (i.e., with two semesters remaining until graduation). Students should submit their completed application to the director of undergraduate studies. There is no set deadline and applications are considered on a rolling basis. Each applicant will be contacted by email shortly after submission to schedule an interview with the Admissions Committee, consisting of the anthropology undergraduate director, graduate director and department chair. Applications are competitively evaluated on the basis of the accompanying materials and the interview.

Eligibility

Anthropology BA/BS + Anthropology MA/MS

To be eligible for the 4+1 program, a student must be an anthropology major and have a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or better. A complete application should include all of the following:

The application for admission to the 4+1 program.
The applicant's ��ý transcript as well as transcripts from any other colleges or universities the applicant has attended.
Two letters of recommendation from ��ý faculty members (at least one of which must be in anthropology) attesting to the student's potential in a graduate program.
A brief statement (one to two pages) discussing why you are applying for the 4+1 degree program, which areas of anthropology you will concentrate in, whether you have specific research interests you might like to pursue for the master's thesis (or biomedical anthropology or archaeology internship), and why you believe ��ý's Anthropology Department is a good place for you to pursue these goals.

Biology BA/BS + Anthropology MS

To be eligible for the 4+1 program, a student must be a biology major and have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 and a minimum 3.3 GPA within the major. A complete application should include all of the following:

The application for admission to the 4+1 program.
The applicant's ��ý transcript as well as transcripts from any other colleges or universities the applicant has attended.
Two letters of recommendation from ��ý faculty members (One must be from a professor in anthropology and one must be from a professor in biology) attesting to the student's potential in a graduate program.
A brief statement (one to two pages) explaining the applicant’s interest in the program, the areas of anthropology that most interest them, whether they have specific interests they might like to pursue for their biomedical anthropology internship, and what their professional plans are after receiving their master’s degree.

Integrative Neuroscience (BS) + Anthropology MS

To be eligible for the 4+1 program, a student must be an integrative neuroscience major and have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 and a minimum 3.3 GPA within the major. A complete application should include all of the following:

The application for admission to the 4+1 program.
The applicant's ��ý transcript as well as transcripts from any other colleges or universities the applicant has attended.
Two letters of recommendation from ��ý faculty members (One must be from a professor in anthropology and one must be from a professor in integrative neuroscience) attesting to the student's potential in a graduate program.
A brief statement (one to two pages) explaining the applicant’s interest in the program, the areas of anthropology that most interest them, whether they have specific interests they might like to pursue for their biomedical anthropology internship, and what their professional plans are after receiving their master’s degree.

Linguistics BA + Anthropology MA

To be eligible for the 4+1 program, a student must be a linguistics major and have a minimum 3.3 GPA within the major. A complete application should include all of the following:

The application for admission to the 4+1 program.
The applicant's ��ý transcript as well as transcripts from any other colleges or universities the applicant has attended.
Two letters of recommendation from ��ý faculty members (one must be from a professor in anthropology and one must be from a professor in linguistics) attesting to the student's potential in a graduate program.
A brief statement (one to two pages) explaining the applicant’s interest in the program, whether they have specific interests they might like to pursue for their master’s thesis and what their professional plans are after receiving their master’s degree.

Continuing Eligibility

Upon admission to the 4+1 degree program, successful completion of benchmark degree requirements is necessary for continued standing in the program and timely degree completion. Failure to meet these requirements will not necessarily result in the student being removed from the program, but may delay the time to degree completion. While some requirements vary according to the specific 4+1 degree into which the student has been accepted, benchmark requirements applicable to all students admitted include all of the following:

Successful completion of the undergraduate degree in the fourth year of study, including all General Education and Harpur College requirements for graduation.
Maintenance of the minimum GPA requirements.
Receipt of grades of "B-" or better in all graduate coursework.
Successful application to and acceptance by the Graduate School (during the final semester of undergraduate studies).

For students pursuing the Master of Arts (MA) in Anthropology degree:

Formation of a faculty committee willing to supervise the student's MA thesis by the beginning of the fifth year.
Successful completion of the graduate foreign language requirement for all
MA students. Harpur undergraduate language requirements may fulfill this requirement.
Successful completion of either an MA thesis or 2-paper thesis option.

For students pursuing the Master of Arts (MA) in Anthropology, Public Archaeology (MAPA) degree:

Formation of a faculty committee willing to supervise the student's MA thesis by the beginning of the fifth year.
Completion of the required internship, usually during the summer between the fourth and fifth years (i.e., after graduation with the BA/BS).
Presentation of MA colloquium (outlining the thesis topic) by the beginning of the fifth year.
Successful completion of either an MA thesis or 2-paper thesis option.

For students pursuing the Master of Science (MS) in Biomedical Anthropology degree:

Completion of the required internship, usually during the summer between the fourth and fifth years (i.e., after graduation with the BA/BS).
Successful completion of the oral presentation of the internship during the fifth year.
Successful completion of the MS exit interview administered by the faculty.

Tuition and Financial Aid

Students admitted to the 4+1 degree program are formally considered undergraduates and pay undergraduate tuition rates for the first four years of the program until they graduate with the BA/BS degree. During the fifth year in the program, students are formally considered graduate students and pay graduate student tuition rates. Students must complete one year as a full-time graduate student (i.e., minimum of 18 credits) in order for the University to award the graduate degree.

4+1 BA/BS-MBA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Anthropology and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the School of Management Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MBA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 32.

4+1 BA/BS -MPA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Anthropology and a Master of Public Administration (MPA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MPA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 42.

4+1 BA-MS Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA/BS-MA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the BA or BS and a Master of Arts in Sustainable Communities (MA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA/BS -MS SAA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the Bachelor’s Degree in Anthropology and a Master of Science in Student Affairs Administration (MS SAA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MS SAA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45.

4+1 BA/BS -MPH Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the Bachelor’s Degree in Anthropology and a Master of Public Health (MPH) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MPH program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 48.

4+1 BA/BS -MA/MS SUST Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Anthropology and a Master of Sustainable Communities (SUST) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA/MS program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA/BS -MS BioMed Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Anthropology and a Master of Biomedical Anthropology (BioMed) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MS program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 43

4+1 BA/BS -MS HR Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Anthropology and a Master of Human Rights (MS HR) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the College of Community and Public Affairs Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MS HR program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 36

4+1 BA/BS -MS GMAP Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Anthropology and a Master of Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention (MS GMAP) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the College of Community and Public Affairs Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MS GMAP program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45

4+1 BA/BS-MA TESOL Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Anthropology and a Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MA in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 33.

Art History

4+1 BA-MA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA and MA in art history in five years. Interested students should see their advisor early in the junior year to discuss requirements.

4+1 BA-MBA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in art history and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the School of Management Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MBA program.

4+1 BA-MPA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 42.

4+1 BA-MS Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS SAA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45.

4+1 BA-MPH Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 48.

4+1 BA-MA TESOL Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Art History and a Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MA in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 33.

4+1 BA -MA/MS SUST Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA -MS BioMed Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 43

4+1 BA -MS HR Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 36

4+1 BA -MS GMAP Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45

Art and Design

4+1 BFA-MBA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Art or Studio Art and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the School of Management Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MBA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 32.

4+1 BFA-MPA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Art or Studio Art and a Master of Public Administration (MPA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MPA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 42.

4+1 BFA-MS SAA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the Bachelor’s Degree in Art or Studio Art and a Master of Science in Student Affairs Administration (MS SAA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MS SAA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45.

4+1 BFA-MPH Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the Bachelor’s Degree in Art or Studio Art and a Master of Public Health (MPH) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MPH program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 48.

4+1 BFA-MA/MS SUST Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Art or Studio Art and a Master of Sustainable Communities (SUST) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA/MS program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BFA-MS BioMed Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Art or Studio Art and a Master of Biomedical Anthropology (BioMed) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MS program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 43

4+1 BFA-MS HR Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Art or Studio Art and a Master of Human Rights (MS HR) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the College of Community and Public Affairs Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MS HR program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 36

4+1 BFA-MS GMAP Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Art or Studio Art and a Master of Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention (MS GMAP) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the College of Community and Public Affairs Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MS GMAP program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45

4+1 BFA-MA TESOL Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Studio Art or Art and a Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MA in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 33.

Biochemistry

4+1 BS-MBA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BS in biochemistry and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the School of Management Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MBA program.

Undergraduate credits: 128. Double count credits: 26. Graduate credits: 57.

Pharmacy Pathway BS Biochemistry-PharmD Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BS in biochemistry and a doctorate in pharmacy (PharmD) in seven years. Students should see the Harpur College Academic Advising Office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and prerequisites for pharmacy, and a biochemistry faculty advisor for biology major requirements. See the School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences for questions regarding the pharmacy program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Double-count credits: 28. Graduate credits: 161.

4+1 BS -MPA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Biochemistry and a Master of Public Administration (MPA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MPA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 42.

4+1 BS - MS SAA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the Bachelor’s Degree in Biochemistry and a Master of Science in Student Affairs Administration (MS SAA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MS SAA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45.

4+1 BS -MPH Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the Bachelor’s Degree in Biochemistry and a Master of Public Health (MPH) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MPH program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 48.

4+1 BS -MA/MS SUST Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Biochemistry and a Master of Sustainable Communities (SUST) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA/MS program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BS -MS BioMed Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Biochemistry and a Master of Biomedical Anthropology (BioMed) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MS program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 43

4+1 BS -MS HR Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Biochemistry and a Master of Human Rights (MS HR) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the College of Community and Public Affairs Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MS HR program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 36

4+1 BS -MS GMAP Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Biochemistry and a Master of Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention (MS GMAP) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the College of Community and Public Affairs Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MS GMAP program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45

4+1 BS-MA TESOL Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Biochemistry and a Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MA in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 33.

Biological Sciences

4+1 BA - MS Program in Biology

Students may apply for a 4+1 degree program leading to the BA in biological sciences together with an MS graduate degree, as described below. The requirements for the BA portion of these 4+1 programs are the same as the requirements listed in the undergraduate section. However, in their senior year, a 4+1 student may take up to eight graduate credits of graduate coursework that will also count toward the undergraduate degree. The nature of those eight credits is to be determined between a student and their faculty research advisor.

The program is designed for exceptional ��ý students who want to complete a bachelor’s and a research-based master’s degree in five years. Students in the program receive a bachelor’s degree (BA) and a master’s degree (MS) at the end of the program. The requirements for completion of the 4+1 degree program are identical to those for completion of the two separate degrees. But because eight hours of coursework taken for the MS degree (500-600 level) also count for the undergraduate degree, students can complete the course requirements for the bachelor’s in four years and the course requirements for the master's degree in one year beyond the bachelor's degree. By completing the bachelor’s requirements during the first four years, students are assured of the bachelor’s degree if, for any reason, they do not complete the fifth year. The MS degree portion of the 4+1 is research intensive, so potential applicants should seek advice and a potential research mentor from among the faculty members in the Biological Sciences Department.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Double-counted credits: Eight. Graduate credits: 30.

The program is appropriate for students who want to:

Increase their preparation for medical school. An additional year of research and coursework can strengthen academic training and credentials while allowing exploration of other career options.
Determine whether they want to pursue a PhD. An additional year of research and coursework will help ascertain whether a PhD research career is desired.
Prepare for a career in industry. Employers are looking for people who have excellent training in science and teamwork and communication skills, which an extra year in a research environment can provide.
Prepare for a career in teaching. Science teachers are in high demand, but master’s degrees are often expected within a few years of employment (e.g., 3-5 years in New York). A master’s degree also can lead to administrative positions in schools and educational organizations.

Steps for Entrance into the 4+1 Degree Program

To apply for this program, in one's junior year, applicants will need to have successfully completed at least one semester of BIOL 497 (Independent Study) and have a 3.2 overall GPA.

Deadlines (for both Biological Sciences Department and Graduate School Applications)

When applying for admission in fall, the deadline is March 15 of junior year.
When applying for admission in spring, the deadline is Oct. 15 of junior year.

What to Submit to Biological Sciences Department (During Applicant's Junior Year)

Personal statement (~500 words, include full name, B#, bmail address and which bachelor’s/master’s programs applicant will be combining: BA and MA or MS). The statement could contain applicant's reasons for pursuing graduate study, personal background, academic history, work and internship experience, future plans or other information that may be of special interest and importance in contributing toward an admission decision.
Unofficial transcript: Log into BU BRAIN, choose the "Your Records" tab, click "Online Academic Transcript" to print an unofficial transcript. If applicant has an account hold, it will need to be cleared first.
Two faculty letters of recommendation (from those with knowledge of applicant's undergraduate-level work).
A Statement of Commitment from the Biological Sciences Department faculty member who will be applicant's research advisor. (This individual can also submit a letter of recommendation, if applicable.)

Admission into the Program

Students are provisionally accepted into the program in their junior year. Admission into the program is based on academic performance and sponsorship by a faculty member, who will be the student’s research advisor for the Master of Science degree.

GPA Requirement

After admission into the program, the student must maintain a 3.2 GPA or better in biology courses during the remainder of the bachelor’s degree work.

Register for Graduate-Level Courses as an Undergraduate Student (During Applicant's Senior Year)

Contact the graduate secretary for assistance in registering for eight credits of graduate-level courses. Students take up to eight credits of BIOL 500-600 courses, excluding BIOL 591, 595 and 599. If the objective is an MS degree, candidates should begin their research project and can receive credit by registering for BIOL 597.

Apply to the Graduate School (During Applicant's Senior Year)

Formally apply by the semester deadline.
The GRE examination will not be required for entrance into the program.
There may be a limited number of graduate application fee waivers that applicants may be eligible for (contact the department graduate secretary for information).

Completion of Bachelor's Degree

Complete all requirements for the BA degree as outlined in the Academic Guide (Formerly Bulletin) and apply to graduate.

Admittance into Graduate School

The application is reviewed and a decision rendered.

Conferral of Bachelor's Degree

The undergraduate degree is conferred by the Registrar’s Office. The student can now register as a graduate student.

Register for Graduate-Level Courses (In Student's +1 Year)

As the student is now considered a new/incoming graduate student, the student can register now with all new/incoming students, typically a week prior to classes starting. The student may work with the graduate secretary to be registered earlier once the undergraduate degree has been conferred and the student's record has been switched over to graduate level. The student must complete 30 total credits at the graduate level. Having completed eight credits in their senior year, students may determine how to complete the remaining credits after reviewing progress with their research advisor. Notice however, the graduate school also has a one academic year full-time study requirement (nine credits per semester for two semesters, excluding BIOL 599 credit), which may cut the benefit of credit double counting.

Course Requirements – MS Degree

Candidates must meet the degree requirements as outlined in the Master of Science (thesis) Program section of the Biological Sciences Graduate Student Handbook.

4+1 BA/BS-MBA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the bachelor's degree and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in five years. Students should see the Harpur Advising Office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the School of Management Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MBA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 32.

4+1 BA/BS-MPA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 42.

4+1 BA/BS-MS Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA/BS-MA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the BA and a Master of Arts in Sustainable Communities (MA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA/BS-MS SAA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45.

4+1 BA/BS-MPH Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 48.

4+1 BA/BS -MA/MS SUST Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Biology and a Master of Sustainable Communities (SUST) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA/MS program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA/BS -MS BioMed Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Biology and a Master of Biomedical Anthropology (BioMed) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MS program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 43

4+1 BA/BS -MS HR Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Biology and a Master of Human Rights (MS HR) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the College of Community and Public Affairs Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MS HR program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 36

4+1 BA/BS -MS GMAP Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Biology and a Master of Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention (MS GMAP) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the College of Community and Public Affairs Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MS GMAP program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45

4+1 BA/BS-MA TESOL Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Biology and a Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MA in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 33.

Pharmacy Pathway BA Biology-PharmD Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in biological sciences and a doctorate in pharmacy (PharmD) in seven years. Students should see the Harpur College Academic Advising Office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and prerequisites for pharmacy, and a biological sciences faculty advisor for biology major requirements. See the School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences for questions regarding the pharmacy program.

Chemistry

4+1 BS-MS Materials Science and Engineering Program

The 4+1 degree program leading to a BS in chemistry and an MS in materials science and engineering in five years gives all students a strong research background combined with a strong foundation in chemistry and materials science. It requires completion of all components of the BS in chemistry with emphasis in materials. Participation in three semesters of laboratory/research work from 397, 445, 497 or 598 must be included within the existing BS requirements. In order to complete the five-year option, students are also required to complete all requirements of the MS degree in materials science and engineering, including a thesis. Twelve credits taken in the fourth year at the graduate level may be applied to both degree programs. Students in the 4+1 degree program receive the BS degree after completing their undergraduate requirements.

Students are admitted to the 4+1 degree program at any time up to the beginning of their senior year. Admission to the 4+1 degree program is limited to students who have a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 in both the major and overall. Students will need to maintain this GPA to stay in the program. In order for students to complete this program within five years, three of the courses required for the BS in chemistry (with materials emphasis) are replaced by the more rigorous graduate course equivalents — e.g., CHEM 411, 444 and 498 by 511, 544 and 598 — and count toward both degree requirements.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Double-count credits: 12. Graduate credits: 30.

Sample Course Sequence for BS Degree with Emphasis in Materials Chemistry in 4+1 BS-MS in Materials Science and Engineering Program

Fall

Spring

First Year

CHEM 111

MATH 224/225

CHEM 231

MATH 226/227

Sophomore

CHEM 332

CHEM 335

PHYS 131*

CHEM 221

Materials elective

PHYS 132*

Junior

CHEM 351

CHEM 341

CHEM 422

CHEM 451

CHEM 444

CHEM 455

Senior

CHEM 496

Materials elective

CHEM 397/497 Materials Research**

Materials elective

CHEM 397/497 Materials Research**

* Physics with calculus (PHYS 131 and 132) is strongly recommended but not required (PHYS 121 and 122 can be taken instead).

** Required for five-year BS chemistry/MS materials science and engineering program.

CHEM 107 and 108 may be substituted for CHEM 111.

** CHEM 104-105-106 may be substituted for CHEM 111

The materials electives can be any materials-related course within the Division of Science and Mathematics or the Thomas J. Watson College of Engineering and Applied Science.

Additionally, all college elective courses would be taken to complete a full course load.

4+1 BA/BS - MA Chemistry

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA/BS and MA/MS in chemistry in five years. Interested students should see their advisor early in the junior year to discuss requirements.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 32

4+1 BA/BS - MS Chemistry

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA/BS and MA/MS in chemistry in five years. Interested students should see their advisor early in the junior year to discuss requirements.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 30.

4+1 BA/BS - MBA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete either the BA or BS in chemistry and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the School of Management Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MBA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 32.

4+1 BA-MPA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 42.

4+1 BA/BS-MS Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA/BS-MA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA/BS-MS SAA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45.

4+1 BA/BS-MPH Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 48.

4+1 BA/BS -MA/MS SUST Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Chemistry and a Master of Sustainable Communities (SUST) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA/MS program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA/BS -MS BioMed Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Chemistry and a Master of Biomedical Anthropology (BioMed) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MS program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 43

4+1 BA/BS -MS HR Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Chemistry and a Master of Human Rights (MS HR) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the College of Community and Public Affairs Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MS HR program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 36

4+1 BA/BS -MS GMAP Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Chemistry and a Master of Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention (MS GMAP) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the College of Community and Public Affairs Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MS GMAP program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45

4+1 BA/BS-MA TESOL Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Chemistry and a Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MA in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 33.

Pharmacy Pathway BA Chemistry-PharmD Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in chemistry and a doctorate in pharmacy (PharmD) in seven years. Students should see the Harpur College Academic Advising Office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and prerequisites for pharmacy, and a chemistry faculty advisor for biology major requirements. See the School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences for questions regarding the pharmacy program.

Cinema

4+1 BA-MBA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in Cinema and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the School of Management Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MBA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 32

4+1 BA-MPA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in Cinema and a Master of Public Administration (MPA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MPA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 42.

4+1 BA-MS SAA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the BA in Cinema and a Master of Science in Student Affairs Administration (MS SAA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MS SAA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45.

4+1 BA-MPH Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the BA in Cinema and a Master of Public Health (MPH) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MPH program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 48.

4+1 BA-MA/MS SUST Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in Cinema and a Master of Sustainable Communities (SUST) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA/MS program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS BioMed Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in Cinema and a Master of Biomedical Anthropology (BioMed) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MS program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 43

4+1 BA-MS HR Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in Cinema and a Master of Human Rights (MS HR) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the College of Community and Public Affairs Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MS HR program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 36

4+1 BA-MS GMAP Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in Cinema and a Master of Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention (MS GMAP) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the College of Community and Public Affairs Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MS GMAP program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45

4+1 BA-MA TESOL Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Cinema and a Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MA in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 33.

Comparative Literature

4+1 BA-MA in Comparative Literature

The 4+1 program is designed for outstanding ��ý comparative literature students who wish to combine a bachelor of arts with a master of arts. The combined 4+1 degree in comparative literature reduces the time to complete both degrees from six to five years. Students are able to take graduate-level courses that satisfy both graduate and undergraduate degree requirements.

4+1 BA-MBA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in comparative literature and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the School of Management Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MBA program.

4+1 BA-MPA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 42.

4+1 BA-MS Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS SAA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45.

4+1 BA-MPH Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 48.

4+1 BA-MA TESOL Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Comparative Literature and a Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MA in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 33.

4+1 BA -MA/MS SUST Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS BioMed Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 43

4+1 BA-MS HR Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 36

4+1 BA-MS GMAP Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45

Economics

4+1 BS-MA Program

The five-year program in economics and finance offers majors the opportunity to enhance their training with master’s-level courses in economics and in finance, completing both the BS in economics with a specialization in financial economics and the MA in financial economic analysis in five years. To allow completion of both degrees in five years, ECON 502 and ECON 504, taken in the senior year, will substitute for ECON 466 and ECON 467. Credit for these courses will be applied to both programs.

Students may apply to the department for admission to the five-year program in the second semester of their third year. Admission to the fifth year is by application to the Graduate School and is conditional on earning an average GPA of 3.0 in the two graduate courses taken in the fourth year.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Double-count credits: Eight. Graduate credits: 32.

4+1 BA/BS-MBA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the bachelor's degree and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the School of Management Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MBA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 32.

4+1 BA/BS-MPA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the BA in economics and a Master of Public Administration (MPA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MPA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 42.

4+1 BA-MS Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA/BS-MS SAA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45.

4+1 BA/BS-MPH Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 48.

4+1 BA/BS -MA/MS SUST Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Economics and a Master of Sustainable Communities (SUST) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA/MS program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA/BS -MS BioMed Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Economics and a Master of Biomedical Anthropology (BioMed) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MS program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 43

4+1 BA/BS -MS HR Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Economics and a Master of Human Rights (MS HR) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the College of Community and Public Affairs Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MS HR program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 36

4+1 BA/BS -MS GMAP Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Economics and a Master of Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention (MS GMAP) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the College of Community and Public Affairs Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MS GMAP program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45

4+1 BA/BS-MA TESOL Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Economics and a Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MA in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 33.

English, General Literature and Rhetoric

4+1 BA-MA in English Program

The 4+1 degree program in English allows some of our most talented undergraduates to pursue their studies in English and creative writing at the graduate level in a timely and cost-efficient manner. It allows qualified students the opportunity to do advanced study in British and American literature, postcolonial and global fiction and film, as well as in creative writing.

Course Sequence and Timetable

For the five-year BA/MA degree, students will take three graduate 500-level courses in LIT/CW, in place of three undergraduate 300-level electives. These three 500-level courses will double-count toward their undergraduate degree and their master's degree. If the student has been accepted into the highly selective honors program, and satisfactorily completes their seminar (fall) and honors thesis (spring), the honors seminar can be counted for one of their graduate courses.

Application and Admission

Students should apply in their junior year by submitting their Declaration of Intent to Apply to the English Department undergraduate administrative assistant. To qualify for the program, students need to complete the BA within four years. Applications will be evaluated by the faculty of the English Department Undergraduate/Graduate Committee and will be processed through the English Department and Graduate School. Admission requires a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher. Application materials reviewed by the department will include an unofficial transcript, two letters of recommendation, a personal statement and a writing sample.

4+1 BA-MAT Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in English and a Adolescence Education MAT in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the School of Management Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MBA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 35.

4+1 BA-MBA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in English and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the School of Management Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MBA program.

4+1 BA-MPA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 42.

4+1 BA-MS Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS SAA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45.

4+1 BA-MPH Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 48.

4+1 BA-MA TESOL Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in English and a Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MA in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the School of Management Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MBA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 33.

4+1 BA-MA/MS SUST Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS BioMed Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 43

4+1 BA-MS HR Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 36

4+1 BA-MS GMAP Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45

Environmental Studies

4+1 Environmental Studies/Science BA/BS-Sustainable Communities MA/MS Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in environmental studies or BS in environmental science and a master's degree in Sustainable Communities (SUST) in five years. Students should see the Environmental Studies/Science Program Advising Office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and Sustainable Communities Advising Office for questions regarding the SUST program.

4+1 Environmental Studies BA/BS-Systems Science MS Program

Students have the opportunity to complete either the BA in environmental studies or the BS in environmental science, along with a Master of Science (MS) in Systems Science (SS) in five years. Students should see the Environmental Studies/Science Program Advising Office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and Systems Science and Industrial Engineering Advising Office for questions regarding the systems science program.

4+1 BA/BS-MBA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in environmental studies and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in five years. Students should see the Environmental Studies/Science Program Advising Office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the School of Management Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MBA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 32.

4+1 BA/BS-MPA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in environmental studies and a Master of Public Administration (MPA) in five years. Students should see the Environmental Studies/Science Program Advising Office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MPA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 42.

4+1 BA/BS-MS SAA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45.

4+1 BA/BS MPH Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 48.

4+1 BA/BS -MS BioMed Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Studies and a Master of Biomedical Anthropology (BioMed) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MS program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 43

4+1 BA/BS -MS HR Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Studies and a Master of Human Rights (MS HR) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the College of Community and Public Affairs Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MS HR program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 36

4+1 BA/BS -MS GMAP Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Studies and a Master of Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention (MS GMAP) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the College of Community and Public Affairs Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MS GMAP program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45

4+1 BA/BS-MA TESOL Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Studies and a Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MA in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 33.

German and Russian Studies

4+1 BA-MBA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in German studies and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the School of Management Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MBA program.

4+1 BA-MPA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 42.

4+1 BA-MS Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS SAA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45.

4+1 BA-MPH Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 48.

4+1 BA-MA TESOL Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in German Studies or Russian Studies and a Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MA in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 33.

4+1 BA-MA/MS SUST Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS BioMed Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 43

4+1 BA-MS HR Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 36

4+1 BA-MS GMAP Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45

Geography

4+1 BA-MA Program

Students may earn the BA in geography with the MA in geography in just five years. The requirements for the BA portion of this 4+1 degree program are the same as the BA requirements listed in the undergraduate section.

The program is designed for exceptional ��ý students with a GPA of 3.0 and above who wish to complete both the BA and MA degrees in five years. Students in the program receive both degrees at the end of the program. The requirements for completion of the 4+1 BA/MA degree program are identical to those for completion of two separate degrees. However, because 16 credits of coursework taken for the master’s degree (500-level courses) are taken while studying for the undergraduate degree, students are able to complete the course requirements for the BA in four years and the course requirements for the combined BA/MA degree in five years. By completing the BA requirements during the first four years, students are assured of the bachelor’s degree if, for any reason, they do not complete the fifth year.

Students are encouraged to declare their interest in the program as early as possible. A limited number of students are accepted into the program at the end of the junior year. Students should begin the application process early in the junior year by applying to the 4+1 degree program at the departmental level. The student will complete a departmental application, including submitting a statement of purpose, providing transcripts and obtaining strong recommendations from two geography faculty members.

4+1 BA-MBA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in geography and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the School of Management Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MBA program.

4+1 BA-MPA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 42.

4+1 BA-MS Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS SAA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45.

4+1 BA-MPH Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 48.

4+1 BA-MA TESOL Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Geography and a Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MA in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 33.

4+1 BA-MA/MS SUST Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS BioMed Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 43

4+1 BA-MS HR Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 36

4+1 BA-MS GMAP Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45

Geological Sciences

4+1 BS-MS Geological Sciences Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the bachelor's and master's degrees in geological sciences in five years. In order to complete a master's degree in just one additional year of study, students enrolled in accelerated 4+1 master's degree programs have a reduced residence requirement, where a minimum of 18 credit hours, excluding thesis research, must be completed at the graduate level. Students are expected to apply in their junior year with initial admission requirements into the program including a minimum GPA of 3.3; final requirements for admission to the Graduate School at the end of the senior year include (1) completion of courses necessary for the BS in one of the currently defined BS tracks by the end of their fourth year, (2) two letters of recommendation, (3) official transcripts and a personal statement and (4) at least a B letter grade for each of the two graduate courses taken during the fourth year. Interested students should see their undergraduate geology advisor early in the junior year to discuss requirements.

4+1 BA/BS-MBA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the bachelor's degree in geological sciences and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in five years. Students should see their undergraduate geology advisor early in their academic career for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the School of Management Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MBA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 32.

4+1 BA/BS-MPA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 42.

4+1 BA-MS Program

4+1 BA-MA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA/BS-MS SAA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45.

4+1 BA/BS-MPH Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 48.

4+1 BA/BS -MA/MS SUST Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Geology and a Master of Sustainable Communities (SUST) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA/MS program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA/BS -MS BioMed Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Geology and a Master of Biomedical Anthropology (BioMed) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MS program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 43

4+1 BA/BS -MS HR Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Geology and a Master of Human Rights (MS HR) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the College of Community and Public Affairs Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MS HR program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 36

4+1 BA/BS -MS GMAP Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Geology and a Master of Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention (MS GMAP) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the College of Community and Public Affairs Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MS GMAP program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45

4+1 BA/BS-MA TESOL Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Geology and a Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MA in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 33.

Global Public Health - Combined Undergraduate/Graduate

4+1 BA/BS - MBA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Global Public Health and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the School of Management Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MBA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 32.

4+1 BA/BS - MPA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Global Public Health and a Master of Public Administration (MPA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MPA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 42.

4+1 BA/BS - MS SAA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the Bachelor’s Degree in Global Public Health and a Master of Science in Student Affairs Administration (MS SAA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MS SAA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45.

4+1 BA/BS - MPH Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the Bachelor’s Degree in Global Public Health and a Master of Public Health (MPH) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MPH program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 48.

4+1 BA/BS - MA/MS SUST Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA/BS - MS BioMed Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 43

4+1 BA/BS - MS HR Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 36

4+1 BA/BS - MS GMAP Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45

History

4+1 BA-MA program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA and MA in history in five years. See the department for more information on pursuing a 4+1/combined degree.

4+1 BA-MBA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in history and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the School of Management Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MBA program.

4+1 BA-MPA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 42.

4+1 BA-MS Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS SAA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45.

4+1 BA-MPH Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 48.

4+1 BA-MA TESOL Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in History and a Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MA in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 33.

4+1 BA-MA/MS SUST Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS BioMed Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 43

4+1 BA-MS HR Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 36

4+1 BA-MS GMAP Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45

Integrative Neuroscience

4+1 BS Integrative Neuroscience-MS Biomedical Anthropology Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the integrative neuroscience BS and biomedical anthropology MS in five years. Students should see their advisor early in the junior year to discuss requirements. Interested students should check the Anthropology Graduate Bulletin and meet with the advisor in anthropology regarding admissions criteria for the masters' program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Double-count credits: 12. Graduate credits: 43.

4+1 BS-MBA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Integrative Neuroscience and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the School of Management Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MBA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 32.

4+1 BS -MPA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Integrative Neuroscience and a Master of Public Administration (MPA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MPA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 42.

4+1 BS -MS SAA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the Bachelor’s Degree in Integrative Neuroscience and a Master of Science in Student Affairs Administration (MS SAA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MS SAA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45.

4+1 BS -MPH Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the Bachelor’s Degree in Integrative Neuroscience and a Master of Public Health (MPH) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MPH program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 48.

4+1 BS -MA/MS SUST Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Integrative Neuroscience and a Master of Sustainable Communities (SUST) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA/MS program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BS -MS HR Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Integrative Neuroscience and a Master of Human Rights (MS HR) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the College of Community and Public Affairs Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MS HR program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 36

4+1 BS -MS GMAP Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Integrative Neuroscience and a Master of Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention (MS GMAP) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the College of Community and Public Affairs Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MS GMAP program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45

4+1 BS-MA TESOL Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Integrative Neuroscience and a Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MA in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 33.

Judaic Studies

4+1 BA-MBA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in Judaic studies or Hebrew studies and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the School of Management Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MBA program.

4+1 BA Judaic Studies-MPA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in Judaic Studies and a Master of Public Administration (MPA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the Department of Public Administration Advising Office for questions regarding the MPA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 42.

4+1 BA-MS Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS SAA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45.

4+1 BA-MPH Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 48.

4+1 BA-MA TESOL Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Judaic Studies and a Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MA in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 33.

4+1 BA-MA/MS SUST Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS BioMed Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 43

4+1 BA-MS HR Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 36

4+1 BA-MS GMAP Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45

Latin American and Carribean Area Studies

4+1 BA-MBA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in Latin American and Caribbean studies and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the School of Management Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MBA program.

4+1 BA-MPA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in Latin American and Caribbean studies and a Master of Public Administration (MPA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MPA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 42.

4+1 BA-MS Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the BA in Latin American and Caribbean studies and a Master of Science in Sustainable Communities (MS) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MS program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the BA in Latin American and Caribbean studies and a Master of Science in Human Rights (MS) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the HR program.

4+1 BA-MA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS SAA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45.

4+1 BA-MPH Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 48.

4+1 BA-MA TESOL Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Latin American and Caribbean studies and a Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MA in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 33.

4+1 BA-MA/MS SUST Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS BioMed Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 43

4+1 BA-MS HR Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 36

4+1 BA-MS GMAP Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45

Linguistics

4+1 BA Linguistics – MA Translation Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Linguistics BA and the Translation MA in five years. Students should see their advisor early in their junior year to discuss requirements. Interested students should check the Translation Research and Instruction Program (TRIP) graduate bulletin and meet with the advisor in TRIP regarding admissions criteria for the master’s program. Senior year graduate courses typically will be TRIP 560 Intro to Translation Studies (Fall) and TRIP 563 Project Management in Translation (Spring).

Students may apply to TRIP for admission to the five-year program in the second semester of their third year. Admission to the fifth year is by application to the Graduate School and is conditional on earning an average GPA of 3.0 in the graduate courses taken in the fourth year.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Double-count credits: 8. Graduate credits: 24.

4+1 BA-MBA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in linguistics and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the School of Management Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MBA program.

4+1 BA-MPA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 42.

4+1 BA-MS Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS SAA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45.

4+1 BA-MPH Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 48.

4+1 BA-MA Anthropology

Students have the opportunity to complete the BA and Master of Arts in Anthropology in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for the questions regarding the MA program.

4+1 BA-MA TESOL Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Linguistics and a Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MA in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 33.

4+1 BA-MA/MS SUST Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS BioMed Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 43

4+1 BA/BS -MS HR Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 36

4+1 BA-MS GMAP Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45

Mathematics and Statistics

4+1 BA/BS Mathematics and Statistics-MA Statistics Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA/BS degree in mathematical sciences (any track) and the MA in statistics in five years. Interested students should see their advisors or the undergraduate director early in the junior year to discuss requirements. Prerequisites of the MA Statistics program include MATH 329, MATH 447 and MATH 448.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Double-counted credits: 16. Graduate credits: 42.

4+1 BA/BS-MBA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete either the BA or BS in mathematical sciences and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the School of Management Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MBA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 32.

4+1 BA/BS-MPA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the Bachelor’sA and a Master of Public Administration (MPA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MPA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 42.

4+1 BA-MS Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA/BS-MS SAA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the Bachelor’sA and a Master of Science in Student Affairs Administration (MS SAA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MS SAA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45.

4+1 BA/BS-MPH Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 48.

4+1 BA/BS -MA/MS SUST Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in mathematical sciences and a Master of Sustainable Communities (SUST) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA/MS program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA/BS -MS BioMed Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in mathematical sciences and a Master of Biomedical Anthropology (BioMed) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MS program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 43

4+1 BA/BS -MS HR Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in mathematical sciences and a Master of Human Rights (MS HR) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the College of Community and Public Affairs Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MS HR program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 36

4+1 BA/BS -MS GMAP Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in mathematical sciences and a Master of Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention (MS GMAP) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the College of Community and Public Affairs Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MS GMAP program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45

4+1 BA/BS-MA TESOL Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Mathematical Sciences and a Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MA in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 33.

Accelerated BA-MAT Mathematics Adolescence Education Program (Grades 7-12)

This program is specifically for students preparing for a career in secondary education in the area of mathematics and statistics.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Double-counted credits: 19. Graduate credits: 42.

This program combines the undergraduate program in mathematics (BA), excluding the BA mathematics actuarial science track, and the Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) program. The accelerated degree program provides an opportunity for a limited number of outstanding liberal arts students to graduate in five years with a mathematics BA and an MAT degree. The number of mathematics courses in this degree program is the same as for the BA and MAT done separately. Transfer students from two- and four-year colleges are NOT eligible to apply for the accelerated degree program; only students who began their freshman year at ��ý's Harpur College and have at least a minimum GPA of 3.4 (both in their discipline and overall) are eligible.

The following is a sample course sequence for the accelerated degree program. Students who are interested in this degree program are advised to meet with the MAT mathematics coordinator in the Department of Teaching, Learning and Educational Leadership and the MAT mathematics advisor in the Mathematical Sciences Department at the beginning of their sophomore year to ensure that all requirements are met in a timely manner and to learn about applying for the MAT component of the program. Additional information is available on the Graduate School’s Accelerated/4+1 Degree Programs website.

Medieval and Early Modern Studies

4+1 BA-MBA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in Medieval and Early Modern Studies and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in five years. Students should see the undergraduate director in Medieval and Early Modern Studies regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the School of Management Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MBA program.

4+1 BA-MPA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the BA in Medieval and Early Modern Studies and a Master of Public Administration (MPA) in five years. Students should see the undergraduate director in Medieval and Early Modern Studies or their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MPA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 42.

4+1 BA-MS Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the BA in Medieval and Early Modern Studies and a Master of Science in Sustainable Communities (MS) in five years. Students should see the undergraduate director in Medieval and Early Modern Studies or their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MS program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the BA in Medieval and Early Modern Studies and a Master of Arts in Sustainable Communities (MA) in five years. Students should see the undergraduate director in Medieval and Early Modern Studies or their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS SAA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the BA in Medieval and Early Modern Studies and a Master of Science in Student Affairs Administration (MS SAA) in five years. Students should see the undergraduate director in Medieval and Early Modern Studies or their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MS SAA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45.

4+1 BA-MPH Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the BA in Medieval and Early Modern Studies and a Master of Public Health (MPH) in five years. Students should see the undergraduate director in Medieval and Early Modern Studies or their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MPH program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 48.

4+1 BA-MA TESOL Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Medieval and Early Modern Studies and a Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MA in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 33.

4+1 BA-MA/MS SUST Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS BioMed Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 43

4+1 BA-MS HR Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 36

4+1 BA-MS GMAP Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45

Middle Eastern and Ancient Mediterranean Studies

4+1 BA-MBA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the BA and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the School of Management Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MBA program.

4+1 BA-MPA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the BA and a Master of Public Administration (MPA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the MPA Graduate Office for questions regarding the MPA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 42.

4+1 BA-MS Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the BA and a Master of Science in Sustainable Communities (MS) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the MS Graduate Office for questions regarding the MS program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the BA and a Master of Arts in Sustainable Communities (MA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the MA Graduate Office for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS SAA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the BA and a Master of Science in Student Affairs Administration (MS SAA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the MS SAA Graduate Office for questions regarding the MS SAA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45.

4+1 BA-MPH Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the BA and a Master of Public Health (MPH) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the MPH Graduate Office for questions regarding the MPH program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 48.

4+1 BA-MA TESOL Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both their Bachelor’s Degree and a Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MA in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 33.

4+1 BA-MA/MS SUST Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS BioMed Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 43

4+1 BA-MS HR Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 36

4+1 BA-MS GMAP Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45

Music

4+1 BA-MBA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in Music and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the School of Management Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MBA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 32.

4+1 BA-MPA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in Music (excludes MusB) and a Master of Public Administration (MPA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MPA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 42.

4+1 BA-MS SAA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the BA in Music (excludes MusB) and a Master of Science in Student Affairs Administration (MS SAA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MS SAA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45.

4+1 BA-MPH Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the BA in Music (excludes MusB) and a Master of Public Health (MPH) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MPH program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 48.

4+1 BA-MA/MS SUST Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in Music (excludes MusB) and a Master of Sustainable Communities (SUST) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA/MS program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS BioMed Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in Music (excludes MusB) and a Master of Biomedical Anthropology (BioMed) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MS program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 43

4+1 BA-MS HR Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in Music (excludes MusB) and a Master of Human Rights (MS HR) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the College of Community and Public Affairs Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MS HR program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 36

4+1 BA-MS GMAP Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in Music (excludes MusB) and a Master of Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention (MS GMAP) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the College of Community and Public Affairs Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MS GMAP program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45

4+1 BA-MA TESOL Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Music (excludes MusB) and a Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MA in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 33.

Philosophy

4+1 BA-MA program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA and MA in philosophy in five years. See the department for more information on pursuing a 4+1/combined degree.

4+1 BA-MBA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in philosophy and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the School of Management Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MBA program.

4+1 BA-MPA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in philosophy and a Master of Public Administration (MPA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MPA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 42.

4+1 BA-MS Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the BA in philosophy and a Master of Science in Sustainable Communities (MS) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MS program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the BA in philosophy and a Master of Arts in Sustainable Communities (MA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS SAA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the BA in philosophy and a Master of Science in Student Affairs Administration (MS SAA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MS SAA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45.

4+1 BA-MPH Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the BA in philosophy and a Master of Public Health (MPH) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MPH program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 48.

4+1 BA-MA TESOL Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Philosophy and a Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MA in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 33.

4+1 BA-MA/MS SUST Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS BioMed Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 43

4+1 BA-MS HR Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 36

4+1 BA-MS GMAP Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45

Philosophy, Politics, and Law

4+1 BA-MA in Philosophy Program

PPL offers a 4+1 BA-MA program with the Department of Philosophy. This unique program allows a small number of ambitious students to graduate with a BA degree in philosophy, politics and law (PPL) and an MA degree in philosophy in five years. Students in the program enroll in graduate courses in philosophy and work closely with the philosophy faculty and other doctoral graduate students. The program is especially suited for PPL majors who excel in their philosophy courses and wish to continue further graduate training in philosophy prior to pursuing law school, other graduate training or other career options. Applications are competitive. Contact an advisor for additional information.

4+1 BA-MA/MS in Sustainable Communities Program

The Philosophy, Politics and Law (PPL)/Master of Sustainable Communities (SUST) 4+1 degree program allows students to earn a master's degree in five years instead of the typical six years. Students take undergraduate courses for their first three years. In their senior year, students combine bachelor- and master-level courses in their schedule and graduate with their bachelor's degree. In their fifth year, students are admitted to the Graduate School and focus solely on the coursework needed to complete the master's. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA/MS program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MBA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in philosophy, politics and law and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the School of Management Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MBA program.

4+1 BA-MPA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in philosophy, politics and law and a Master of Public Administration (MPA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MPA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 42.

4+1 BA-MS SAA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the BA in philosophy, politics and law and a Master of Science in Student Affairs Administration (MS SAA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MS SAA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45.

4+1 BA-MPH Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the BA in philosophy, politics and law and a Master of Public Health (MPH) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MPH program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 48.

4+1 BA-MA TESOL Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Philosophy, Politics, and Law and a Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MA in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 33.

4+1 BA-MA/MS SUST Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS BioMed Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 43

4+1 BA-MS HR Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 36

4+1 BA-MS GMAP Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45

Physics, Applied Physics and Astronomy

4+1 BS-MS in Materials Science and Engineering Program

Students interested in completing both a BS in physics and an MS in materials science and engineering in five years have the opportunity of doing so. Admission to the combined program is limited to students who have a cumulative grade-point average of at least 3.0 in both the major and in all subjects. Students finish the majority of coursework for the bachelor's degree in a little over three years. In the fourth year, students combine bachelor's and master's-level courses. In the fifth year, students are admitted to the Graduate School and focus solely on graduate work, including research with MSE faculty. See the MSE program website for more information on pursuing a 4+1 degree.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 32

4+1 BA/BS-MBA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete either of the bachelor's degrees in physics and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the School of Management Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MBA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 32.

4+1 BA/BS -MPA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Physics and a Master of Public Administration (MPA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MPA program.

4+1 BA/BS -MA/MS SUST Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Physics and a Master of Sustainable Communities (SUST) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA/MS program.

4+1 BA-MA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA/BS -MS SAA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the Bachelor’s Degree in Physics and a Master of Science in Student Affairs Administration (MS SAA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MS SAA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45.

4+1 BA/BS -MPH Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the Bachelor’s Degree in Physics and a Master of Public Health (MPH) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MPH program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 48.

4+1 BA/BS -MS BioMed Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Physics and a Master of Biomedical Anthropology (BioMed) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MS program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 43

4+1 BA/BS -MS HR Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Physics and a Master of Human Rights (MS HR) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the College of Community and Public Affairs Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MS HR program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 36

4+1 BA/BS -MS GMAP Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Physics and a Master of Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention (MS GMAP) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the College of Community and Public Affairs Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MS GMAP program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45

4+1 BA/BS-MA TESOL Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Physics and a Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MA in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 33.

Political Science

4+1 BA-MBA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in political science and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the School of Management Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MBA program.

4+1 BA-MPA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in political science and a Master of Public Administration (MPA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MPA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 42.

4+1 BA-MS Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS SAA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45.

4+1 BA-MPH Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 48.

4+1 BA-MA TESOL Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science and a Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MA in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 33.

4+1 BA-MA/MS SUST Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS BioMed Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 43

4+1 BA-MS HR Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 36

4+1 BA-MS GMAP Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45

Psychology

4+1 BA-MBA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in psychology and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the School of Management Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MBA program.

4+1 BA-MPA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 42.

4+1 BA-MS Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS SAA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45.

4+1 BA-MPH Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 48.

4+1 BA-MA TESOL Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology and a Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MA in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 33.

4+1 BA-MA/MS SUST Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS BioMed Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 43

4+1 BA-MS HR Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 36

4+1 BA-MS GMAP Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45

Romance Languages and Literatures

4+1 BA-MA Programs

This 4+1 degree program allows Romance Languages students to complete both an undergraduate degree (BA) and a graduate degree (MA) within five years. In this program, motivated, advanced-standing students begin taking graduate courses in their senior year, substitute these courses for Harpur College electives, and fulfill the requirements for a master of arts in their fifth year of studies. This program offers students a focused undergraduate/graduate curriculum and a well-defined linguistic and cultural education in a shortened period of time. Additionally, applicants to this program are not required to take the GRE exam for graduate admission, avoiding interruptions in their training.

Students in the 4+1 program can pursue an advanced certificate in translation or in community college teaching without adding extra courses or time to their degree completion. Consult the graduate director for further information on this option.

Students should apply to the five-year program during their junior year, after consultation with the department’s graduate director. The application process consists of two steps: first, students apply at the department level, using an application form (it can be found under resources on the department’s website), then, during the fourth/senior year, students apply to the Graduate School, through BU BRAIN. Upon acceptance to the program, students will progress toward completion according to the following requirements: successful conclusion of the BA in year four (including both the General Education and Harpur College requirements for graduation); a B or better grade in graduate coursework; fulfillment of core graduate course requirements; and satisfactory performance in final comprehensive examinations.

4+1 BA-MPA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 42.

4+1 BA-MS Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS SAA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MPH Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 48.

4+1 BA-MA TESOL Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Romance Languages and a Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MA in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 33.

4+1 BA-MA/MS SUST Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS BioMed Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 43

4+1 BA-MS HR Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 36

4+1 BA-MS GMAP Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45

BA in French/Italian-MBA

This program is ideal for students interested in a career in business administration with a multicultural and multilingual component. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the School of Management Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MBA program.

BA French/Italian/Spanish-MPA in Public Administration

This program allows students to enhance their future career in public administration by developing cultural competence and communicative skills in a second language. Students have the opportunity to complete both a BA in French, Italian or Spanish and a Master of Public Administration (MPA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MPA program.

BA French/Italian/Spanish-MA in Human Rights

This program was designed for students interested in broadening their impact in the field of human rights advocacy by developing a sound understanding of other regions and cultures, and developing communicative skills in another language. Students have the opportunity to complete both a BA in French, Italian or Spanish and a Master of Human Rights (MHR) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the Department of Human Development for questions regarding the MHR program.

Accelerated French/Spanish BA-MAT in French/Spanish Adolescence Education Program (Grades 7-12)

This program was designed for students preparing for a career in secondary education in the area of French or Spanish.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Double-count credits: 19. Graduate credits: 42.

This accelerated degree program provides an opportunity for a limited number of outstanding liberal arts students to graduate in five years with a BA and a Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) degree. To be eligible for the accelerated degree program, a student must have entered ��ý at the beginning of their first year and completed the ensuing five semesters at ��ý with a cumulative grade point average of 3.4 or better in his/her major discipline and overall. (Transfer students are not eligible for the accelerated degree program, but may apply to the MAT program.)

The following is a sample course sequence for the accelerated degree program. Students who are interested in this degree program are advised to meet with the MAT Romance languages advisor in the Department of Teaching, Learning and Educational Leadership and the Romance languages advisor in Harpur College at the beginning of their sophomore year to ensure that all requirements are met in a timely manner and to learn about applying for the MAT component of the program. Additional information is available on the Graduate School’s Accelerated/4+1 Degree Programs website.

Sociology

4+1 BA-MA Program

Exceptional sociology majors have the opportunity to accelerate their education and complete both the BA and MA in five years. This 4+1 degree program is suitable for those students capable of undertaking graduate-level work in their senior year. It offers the benefit of an MA degree, which can be particularly valuable for students planning careers in public service and the nonprofit sector, as well as those who want to strengthen their skills and knowledge in preparation for PhD program applications. Students considering the program should consult the director of graduate studies.

Course Sequence and Timetable

Prior to their senior year, students must complete 96 credits that meet all of the undergraduate requirements for Harpur College, including upper-level writing and General Education courses. During the senior year, the student takes three 500-level graduate courses. Successful completion and defense of a BA honors thesis (enrolled as SOC 599 with thesis advisor) in the senior year may be substituted for one of these courses. The graduate credits earned in the senior year are doubly counted as undergraduate elective credits and MA credits. After the fourth or senior year, when all undergraduate requirements are met, the student will be awarded a BA degree. After that point, the student enrolls in graduate-level sociology courses at the 500 or 600 level. The student must complete each semester satisfactorily, with none of the undergraduate major courses below a grade of 3.0 and with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 for graduate coursework.

Application and Admissions

Students considering applying should first meet with the director of graduate studies and then apply for the 4+1 degree program no later than the beginning of the second semester of their junior year. Admission decisions for the 4+1 degree program will be made no later than spring of the junior year. Application and admissions processes are through the Sociology Department and subsequently the Graduate School. Applicants are expected to have a strong academic record: normally a cumulative GPA of 3.3 or better is required. Students must submit to the department:

A completed application form;
The names of two professors who may serve as references;
An 800-1,000 word maximum personal statement addressing the reasons for pursuing the MA and;
A writing sample.

Applicants should forward electronic copies of all documents to the Graduate Director of Sociology.

The applicant will be evaluated based on the quality of the grades, references, personal statement, writing sample and interview. Once approved by the department, the applicant will formally submit an application to the Graduate School.

Continuing Eligibility

Upon admission to the 4+1 degree program, successful completion of benchmark requirements is necessary for continued standing in the program. This includes:

Completion of the undergraduate degree in the fourth year of study;
Maintenance of a cumulative GPA of 3.3 or better;
Acceptance to the Graduate School by the beginning of the fifth year and;
Successful completion of coursework in the fall and spring semesters of the fifth year.

Tuition and Financial Aid

Students admitted to the 4+1 degree program are formally considered undergraduates and pay undergraduate tuition rates for the first four years of the program until they graduate with the BA degree. During the fifth year in the 4+1 degree program, students are formally considered graduate students and pay graduate student tuition rates.

4+1 BA-MBA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the BA in Sociology and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the School of Management Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MBA program.

4+1 BA-MPA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the BA in Sociology and a Master of Public Administration (MPA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director in Public Administration for questions regarding the MPA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 42.

4+1 BA-MS Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the BA in Sociology and a Master of Science in Sustainable Communities (MS) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director in Sustainable Communities for questions regarding the MS program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS SAA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the BA in Sociology and a Master of Science in Student Affairs Administration (MS SAA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director in Student Affairs Administration for questions regarding the MS SAA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45.

4+1 BA-MPH Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the BA in Sociology and a Master of Public Health (MPH) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director in Public Health for questions regarding the MPH program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 48.

4+1 BA-MA TESOL Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology and a Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MA in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 33.

4+1 BA-MA/MS SUST Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS BioMed Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 43

4+1 BA-MS HR Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 36

4+1 BA-MS GMAP Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45

Theatre

4+1 BA/BFA-MBA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Theatre or Musical Theatre and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the School of Management Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MBA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 32.

4+1 BFA-MPA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Theatre or Musical Theatre and a Master of Public Administration (MPA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MPA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 42.

4+1 BFA-MS SAA Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the Bachelor’s Degree in Theatre or Musical Theatre and a Master of Science in Student Affairs Administration (MS SAA) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MS SAA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45.

4+1 BFA-MPH Program

Students have the opportunity to complete the Bachelor’s Degree in Theatre or Musical Theatre and a Master of Public Health (MPH) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MPH program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 48.

4+1 BFA-MA/MS SUST Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Theatre or Musical Theatre and a Master of Sustainable Communities (SUST) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA/MS program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BFA-MS BioMed Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Theatre or Musical Theatre and a Master of Biomedical Anthropology (BioMed) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MS program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 43

4+1 BFA-MS HR Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Theatre or Musical Theatre and a Master of Human Rights (MS HR) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the College of Community and Public Affairs Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MS HR program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 36

4+1 BFA-MS GMAP Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Theatre or Musical Theatre and a Master of Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention (MS GMAP) in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the College of Community and Public Affairs Graduate Advising Office for questions regarding the MS GMAP program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45

4+1 BFA-MA TESOL Program

Students have the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor’s Degree in Theatre or Musical Theatre and a Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MA in five years. Students should see their school advising office for questions regarding the curriculum for the undergraduate degree and the graduate program director for questions regarding the MA program.

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 33.

Translation Research and Instruction Program (TRIP)

4+1 BA Linguistics – MA Translation Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Double-count credits: 8. Graduate credits: 24.

Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies

4+1 BA-MPA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 42.

4+1 BA-MS Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS SAA Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45.

4+1 BA-MPH Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 48.

4+1 BA-MA TESOL Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 33.

4+1 BA-MA/MS SUST Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 38.

4+1 BA-MS BioMed Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 12. Graduate credits: 43

4+1 BA-MS HR Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 36

4+1 BA-MS GMAP Program

Undergraduate credits: 126. Maximum Double counted credits: 18. Graduate credits: 45

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Africana Studies

4+1 BA-MBA Program

4+1 BA-MPA Program

4+1 BA-MS Program

4+1 BA-MS SAA Program

4+1 BA-MPH Program

4+1 BA-MA TESOL Program

4+1 BA -MA/MS SUST Program

4+1 BA -MS BioMed Program

4+1 BA -MS HR Program

4+1 BA -MS GMAP Program

Asian and Asian American Studies

4+1 BA-MA Program

4+1 BA-MPA Program

4+1 BA-MS Program

4+1 BA-MS SAA Program

4+1 BA-MPH Program

4+1 BA-MA TESOL Program

4+1 BA -MA/MS SUST Program

4+1 BA -MS BioMed Program

4+1 BA -MS HR Program

4+1 BA -MS GMAP Program

Anthropology

4+1 BA/BS-MA/MS Programs

BA/BS Anthropology-MA Anthropology:

BA/BS Anthropology-MS Biomedical Anthropology:

Admission Process

Eligibility

Continuing Eligibility

For students pursuing the Master of Arts (MA) in Anthropology degree:

For students pursuing the Master of Arts (MA) in Anthropology, Public Archaeology (MAPA) degree:

For students pursuing the Master of Science (MS) in Biomedical Anthropology degree:

Tuition and Financial Aid

4+1 BA/BS-MBA Program

4+1 BA/BS -MPA Program

4+1 BA-MS Program

4+1 BA/BS-MA Program

4+1 BA/BS -MS SAA Program

4+1 BA/BS -MPH Program

4+1 BA/BS -MA/MS SUST Program

4+1 BA/BS -MS BioMed Program

4+1 BA/BS -MS HR Program

4+1 BA/BS -MS GMAP Program

4+1 BA/BS-MA TESOL Program

Art History

4+1 BA-MA Program

4+1 BA-MBA Program

4+1 BA-MPA Program

4+1 BA-MS Program

4+1 BA-MS SAA Program

4+1 BA-MPH Program

4+1 BA-MA TESOL Program

4+1 BA -MA/MS SUST Program

4+1 BA -MS BioMed Program

4+1 BA -MS HR Program

4+1 BA -MS GMAP Program

Art and Design

4+1 BFA-MBA Program

4+1 BFA-MPA Program

4+1 BFA-MS SAA Program

4+1 BFA-MPH Program

4+1 BFA-MA/MS SUST Program

4+1 BFA-MS BioMed Program

4+1 BFA-MS HR Program

4+1 BFA-MS GMAP Program

4+1 BFA-MA TESOL Program

Biochemistry

4+1 BS-MBA Program

Pharmacy Pathway BS Biochemistry-PharmD Program

4+1 BS -MPA Program

4+1 BS - MS SAA Program

4+1 BS -MPH Program

4+1 BS -MA/MS SUST Program

4+1 BS -MS BioMed Program

4+1 BS -MS HR Program

4+1 BS -MS GMAP Program

4+1 BS-MA TESOL Program

Biological Sciences

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