ÌÇÐÄ´«Ã½

• Get a jump start on graduate coursework (up to 12-15 credit hours depending on department).
• Pay only one application fee now—your future Graduate School application will be processed without another fee.
• GRE/GMAT may be waived when you continue into your master’s program.
• Graduate credits you earn will count toward your specified master’s degree after graduation.

• Senior standing (within 30 hours of completing your bachelor’s degree).
• Minimum 3.2 undergraduate GPA.
• Written approval from your graduate coordinator, academic dean, and the Dean of the Graduate School.
• Two faculty letters of recommendation.
• Graduate School application (with $40 fee) and official transcripts.
• Enroll in at least one graduate course during your admitted term and maintain a 3.0 graduate GPA.

• You will still be considered an undergraduate until you complete your bachelor’s degree.
• Courses taken for graduate credit cannot also count toward undergraduate requirements.
• You may take up to 12-15 graduate credit hours total depending on the department (typically 3 hours per term, up to 6 with dean approval).
• The program lasts for a maximum of four consecutive terms (excluding summer).
• If you stop enrolling in graduate courses, fall below a 3.0 GPA, or switch master’s programs, your concurrent status may be revoked.

Applications for concurrent enrollment are submitted through the Graduate School website. Be sure to include:

• Your graduate application and fee.
• Two letters of recommendation.
• Official transcripts.
• A letter from your Dean confirming GPA and remaining credit hours.