4 + 1 Undergraduate to Graduate Option

The 4+1 programs offer students with the opportunity to seamlessly transition from their bachelor's degree to a master's degree in an accelerated timeframe. This program allows students to complete both degrees by integrating selected graduate-level coursework into their undergraduate curriculum. By taking advantage of this program, students can maximize their time and resources, efficiently advancing their education and enhancing their career prospects. Through rigorous coursework and advanced research projects, students develop specialized knowledge and skills in their chosen field, positioning themselves for leadership roles and further academic pursuits upon graduation.

4 + 1 BSBA to MBA/MSM Program

The 4+1 programs allow for BSBA/BSOL students to take up to 6 credit hours (2 classes) that count towards fulfilling their undergraduate degree requirements and count towards the completion of their master’s program. The bachelor’s degree is awarded after successful completion of all BSBA or BSOL requirements. Once the bachelor’s degree is completed, a student is required to apply for the graduate program.

Below is the program curriculum for the 4+1 course pairings offered. Some undergraduate courses listed are required for the program, while others may be taken as electives. While the student is enrolled in the undergraduate course, additional course work is required at that time for the 4+1 program. The admission criteria for participation in the 4+1 Undergraduate to MBA or MSM programs are as follows:

Students must have completed 60 undergraduate credit hours towards their baccalaureate degree
Students must maintain a cumulative undergraduate GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0

MBA/MSM Courses	BSBA/BSOL Courses
course Organizational Behavior and Leadership	course Organizational Leadership and Management
course Business Research and Analysis	course Strategic Planning and Implementation
courseOrganizational Change and Development	courseOrganizational Dynamics: Motivation and Leadership

Business Administration (BS) | Accounting Concentration

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