Accelerated Degree Programs

Earn your bachelor's and master's degrees in five years

Perhaps you've heard it referred to as an "accelerated bachelor's-master's" or a "4+1" program. We have nicknamed it the "Faster Master's." Accelerated Degree Programs (ADP) allows current Marquette University undergraduate students to continue on for a master's degree after completing their bachelor's degrees. ADP students take classes during their junior or senior years that meet requirements for both their undergraduate and graduate degrees.

With proper planning, most can complete a master's degree in one additional academic year – saving significant time and money.

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Learn more and get started

Contact mugs@mu.edu at the Graduate School for more information on how to get started in any of our ADP programs. 

lect any of the ADP programs below for more information on admission requirements and application steps. 

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Accounting

 

Accounting Analytics

 

Applied Economics

 

Applied Psychology Data Analytics

 

Applied Statistics

 

Bioinformatics

 

Biomedical Engineering

 

Business Administration

 

Chemistry

 

Civil Engineering

 

Communication 

 

Corporate Communication  

 

Computer and Information Science

 

Criminal Justice Data Analytics

 

Data Science

 

Electrical and Computer Engineering

 

English

 

Exercise and Rehabilitation Science

 

Finance

 

History

 

International Affairs

 

Management

 

Mechanical Engineering

 

Neuroscience

 

Philosophy

 

Political Science

 

Public Service

 

School Counseling

 

Supply Chain Management 

 

D.P.T to Ph.D. Exercise and Rehabilitation Science

 

 

 

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When should I talk to my academic advisor about ADP?

Do I need to take the GRE?

What are the requirements for admission?

In the application, which semester do I apply for graduate school?

Can ADP students apply to be a graduate assistant or teaching assistant?

Is financial aid available? How much is tuition?

 

Getting Started

Considering ADP programs for your department?

Here's where you can start. 

Submitting an ADP Proposal

Academic Program Approval Guidelines

For questions, please contact the Graduate School, phone: (414) 288-7137.