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Accelerated Pathways
What is Accelerated Pathways?
Anderson University students are eligible to apply to pursue master’s coursework while in the undergraduate program.
To qualify, applicants must have:
- 3.0 GPA (higher for some programs)
- Considered Junior or Senior standing
Why Choose Accelerated Pathway?
- Take advantage of graduate-level classes while paying undergraduate rates
- Enhance your skillset with graduate level coursework
- Complete coursework online in a manageable 7-week format
- If approved, graduate credits may count toward your undergrad degree as well
- Get a head start on your master’s degree
Eligible Programs
- Master of Business Administration (MBA)
- Master of Organizational Leadership (MOL)
- Master of Divinity (M.Div.)
- Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT)
- Master of Education (M.Ed.)
- Master of Science in Instructional Design and Learning Technology (MIDLT)
- Master of Public Service & Administration (MPSA)
Next Steps
Submit Your Application:
Apply for an Accelerated Program
Get Approved: Once your application is approved, you’ll receive confirmation to proceed.
Register for Graduate Courses: Work with your undergraduate advisor to select and register for graduate courses.
Apply for Your Master’s Degree: During your final semester of your bachelor’s degree, apply to your chosen master’s program.
Why choose an accelerated pathway?
- Save time and money by getting a head start on a highly regarded graduate program
- Enhance your skillset with graduate level coursework
- Finish your accelerated master’s program online or in the evening after undergraduate graduation
How it Works
Undergraduates at Anderson University may pursue graduate coursework prior to graduation under certain conditions. Individual graduate programs have the ability to allow or prevent this practice. In some cases, credits may count as requirements or electives in the undergraduate program as well as meet some requirements of a graduate degree with advanced approval.Next Steps
- Talk with your undergraduate advisor and the graduate program director
- Determine if you meet the minimum academic requirements:
- 3.0 GPA (higher for some programs)
- Junior or Senior Standing
- Apply to an eligible master’s program and meet any additional requirements (recommendation letters, etc.)
- Register for course recommendations with approval of undergraduate advisor
