By combining the skills of Communication and Anthropology, you will be prepared to have a rewarding career in a variety of fields, including cultural resource management; county, state, and local government agencies; educational institutions; and non-profit organizations.

AN-501, AN-502, and AN-503 may be taken during junior/senior year. Other courses may be taken with instructor permission.

The time to completion varies depending upon when a student begins the program and how many credits are taken each semester. Based on full-time study (nine credits) in the fall and spring semesters only, the program length is two years.

However, as part of the Bachelor’s + Master’s, students completing a library thesis and taking nine credits as a junior or senior can complete the graduate program in three semesters, including summer courses. Students completing a research thesis and taking nine credits as a junior or senior can complete the program in four semesters including summer courses.

No formal pre-requisites, but evidence of success in undergraduate social science courses is a good indicator of potential success in the graduate program.

By combining the skills of Clinical Laboratory Science and Anthropology, you will be prepared to have a rewarding career in a variety of fields, including cultural resource management; county, state, and local government agencies; educational institutions; and non-profit organizations. This combination of skills will also prepare you for work in specialized fields, such as bio-archaeology and forensic anthropology.

AN-501, AN-502, and AN-503 may be taken during junior/senior year. Other courses may be taken with instructor permission.

The time to completion varies depending upon when a student begins the program and how many credits are taken each semester. Based on full-time study (nine credits) in the fall and spring semesters only, the program length is two years.

However, as part of the Bachelor’s + Master’s, students completing a library thesis and taking nine credits as a junior or senior can complete the graduate program in three semesters, including summer courses. Students completing a research thesis and taking nine credits as a junior or senior can complete the program in four semesters including summer courses.

No formal pre-requisites, but evidence of success in undergraduate social science courses is a good indicator of potential success in the graduate program.

By combining the skills of Chemistry and Anthropology, you will be prepared to have a rewarding career in a variety of fields, including cultural resource management; county, state, and local government agencies; educational institutions; and non-profit organizations. This combination of skills will also prepare you for work in specialized fields, such as archaeological conservation.

AN-501, AN-502, and AN-503 may be taken during junior/senior year. Other courses may be taken with instructor permission.

The time to completion varies depending upon when a student begins the program and how many credits are taken each semester. Based on full-time study (nine credits) in the fall and spring semesters only, the program length is two years.

However, as part of the Bachelor’s + Master’s, students completing a library thesis and taking nine credits as a junior or senior can complete the graduate program in three semesters, including summer courses. Students completing a research thesis and taking nine credits as a junior or senior can complete the program in four semesters including summer courses.

No formal pre-requisites, but evidence of success in undergraduate social science courses is a good indicator of potential success in the graduate program.

By combining the skills of Biology and Anthropology, you will be prepared to have a rewarding career in a variety of fields, including cultural resource management; county, state, and local government agencies; educational institutions; and non-profit organizations. This combination of skills will also prepare you for work in specialized fields, such as bio-archaeology and forensic anthropology.

AN-501, AN-502, and AN-503 may be taken during junior/senior year. Other courses may be taken with instructor permission.

The time to completion varies depending upon when a student begins the program and how many credits are taken each semester. Based on full-time study (nine credits) in the fall and spring semesters only, the program length is two years.

However, as part of the Bachelor’s + Master’s, students completing a library thesis and taking nine credits as a junior or senior can complete the graduate program in three semesters, including summer courses. Students completing a research thesis and taking nine credits as a junior or senior can complete the program in four semesters including summer courses. 

No formal pre-requisites, but evidence of success in undergraduate social science courses is a good indicator of potential success in the graduate program.

By combining the skills of Art and Anthropology, you will be prepared to have a rewarding career in a variety of fields, including cultural resource management; county, state, and local government agencies; educational institutions; and non-profit organizations. This combination of skills will also prepare you for work in specialized fields, such as archaeological illustration.

AN-501, AN-502, and AN-503 may be taken during junior/senior year. Other courses may be taken with instructor permission.

The time to completion varies depending upon when a student begins the program and how many credits are taken each semester. Based on full-time study (nine credits) in the fall and spring semesters only, the program length is two years.

However, as part of the Bachelor’s + Master’s, students completing a library thesis and taking nine credits as a junior or senior can complete the graduate program in three semesters, including summer courses. Students completing a research thesis and taking nine credits as a junior or senior can complete the program in four semesters including summer courses. 

No formal pre-requisites, but evidence of success in undergraduate social science courses is a good indicator of potential success in the graduate program.

By earning a both an undergraduate and graduate degree in Anthropology, you will be prepared to have a rewarding career in a variety of fields, including cultural resource management; county, state, and local government agencies; educational institutions; and non-profit organizations.

AN-501, AN-502, and AN-503 may be taken during junior/senior year. Other courses may be taken with instructor permission.

The time to completion varies depending upon when a student begins the program and how many credits are taken each semester. Based on full-time study (nine credits) in the fall and spring semesters only, the program length is two years.

However, as part of the Bachelor’s + Master’s, students completing a library thesis and taking nine credits as a junior or senior can complete the graduate program in three semesters, including summer courses. Students completing a research thesis and taking nine credits as a junior or senior can complete the program in four semesters including summer courses. 

No formal pre-requisites, but evidence of success in undergraduate social science courses is a good indicator of potential success in the graduate program.

By combining the skills of History & Political Science and Communication, you will be prepared to serve in leadership, advocacy, and research roles in politics, government, nonprofits, and socially engaged corporations. You’ll gain expertise in disseminating ethical, persuasive messaging across a diverse range of traditional and digital mediums through real-world projects.

CO-503 Graduate Foundations in Comm; 500-level Comm elective

The time to completion varies depending upon when a student begins the program and how many credits are taken each semester. Based on full-time study (nine credits) in the fall and spring semesters only, the program length is two years.

However, as part of Bachelor’s + Master’s, students who are pursuing the thesis track may complete the program in four semesters; non-thesis track students may complete the program in three semesters.

By earning both an undergraduate and graduate degree in Social Work, you will gain direct practice skills necessary for working with vulnerable individuals, families, groups, communities, and agencies.

Social Welfare Minor: SW-105, SW-223, SW-341, SW-326, SW-342, SW-342L

The time to completion varies depending upon when a student begins the program and how many credits are taken each semester. Based on full-time study (nine credits) in the fall and spring semesters only, the program length is two years.

Advanced standing students may complete this program in one year.

Completion of undergraduate degree

By earning both an undergraduate and graduate degree in Business Administration, you will be prepared to work in executive management positions at a wide array of private and public companies and institutions, non-profit organizations, or in government departments.

Six credits of MBA coursework. The two specific courses are determined by which MBA concentration the student chooses.

The time to completion varies depending upon when a student begins the program and how many credits are taken each semester. Based on full-time study (nine credits) in the fall and spring semesters only, the program length is three years.

However, for students taking two graduate courses during senior year, and if all prerequisites are completed with a grade of ‘B’ or better, the program may be completed in one year, full-time, including summer courses.

Students must attain a grade of ‘B’ or better in all 30 credits of undergraduate foundation coursework taken for MBA waiver purposes. Students are required to complete all courses within the Foundations in Business Administration minor, which include: BE-201, BE-202, BA-251, BF-301, BM-250, BK-250, BE-251, and BM-350. MA-151 or CJ-211 may also be considered as a Statistics waiver.

Students pursuing the MBA Finance concentration are also required to complete pre-requisites MA 117 and MA 118 with a C or better. An Accounting major or minor is recommended for students pursuing the MBA Accounting concentration, as BA-311, BA-312, BA-401 and either BA-370 and BA-413 or BA-316 and BA-417 with a C or better are required for admission consideration.

By combining the skills of History & Political Science and English, you will be prepared to shape your broad knowledge base in history, government, and politics into clear, decisive messaging often used in research, corporate communication, speech preparation, and a variety of digital mediums.

You may be take up to two graduate courses during your undergraduate years. Your advisor and program director will provide guidance on course requirements. You will then follow the sequence of graduate courses for summer/fall and spring.

The time to completion varies depending upon when a student begins the program and how many credits are taken each semester. Based on full-time study (nine credits) in the fall and spring semesters only, the program length is two years.

However, as part of Bachelor’s + Master’s, this graduate program may be completed in one year, full-time, including summer courses and select graduate courses during your undergraduate years.

Completion of all required 100- and 200-level core requirements, and:
 
For students pursuing Literature or Rhetoric and Writing concentrations:
3 credits required: EN-226; 
3 credits from 227, 228, 229;
9 credits of 300-level Literature or Rhetoric and Writing electives
 
For students pursuing Creative Writing concentration:
3 credits required: EN-226;
3 credits from 227, 228, 229;
9 credits required in Creative Writing: 251, 352, 451