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This document outlines the process for CU-Boulder students pursuing a concurrent bachelor's/master's degree to advance to graduate status, including requirements and recommendations.

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How to fill out Concurrent Bachelor’s/Master’s Degree Mid-program Review and Recommendation for Advancement to Graduate Status

1. Begin by gathering all necessary academic records, including transcripts.
2. Review the program requirements for both Bachelor's and Master's degrees to ensure you meet the prerequisites.
3. Complete the personal information section of the form accurately.
4. Fill out the academic progress section with details of courses completed and grades attained.
5. Provide an overview of your professional goals and how the concurrent degree program aligns with them.
6. Request recommendations from faculty or advisors who can vouch for your academic performance and potential.
7. Review the completed form for accuracy and completeness.
8. Submit the form by the specified deadline to the appropriate academic office.

Who needs Concurrent Bachelor’s/Master’s Degree Mid-program Review and Recommendation for Advancement to Graduate Status?

1. Students currently enrolled in a Concurrent Bachelor’s/Master’s Degree program who wish to advance to graduate status.
2. Students seeking to evaluate their progress and ensure they meet the requirements for continued enrollment in the graduate portion of their program.

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Can I do masters with an ordinary degree?

Each year we do manage to get students on to Masters degrees without an honours degree. However in most cases, you will need to complete a Bachelors degree before being accepted on a Masters.

How long does it take to go from a bachelor's degree to a master's degree?

Earning a master's degree typically takes two years after completing a four-year bachelor's degree. This advanced degree demonstrates that a student has deepened their knowledge in a specific field.

Can I go to grad school with any degree?

The short answer is yes, but applying to grad school for a different subject than what you studied as an undergrad often requires explaining your pivot. Learn more. Yes, you can go to graduate school for a different subject than what you earned your bachelor's degree in.

Can I get a master's degree with any bachelor's?

No, you do not need to hold a bachelor's degree in the same field as you plan to pursue master's level education. Any bachelor's degree can lead to any master's degree. The important thing is to identify your career goals and choose a program that will allow you to pursue those goals.

Is a 2.5 GPA too low for grad school?

Many grad programs call for a minimum 3.0 undergraduate GPA. However, some programs may admit you with a 2.5 or even 2.0 GPA. Online graduate programs with low GPA requirements allow you to continue your education even if you didn't do great in undergrad. It never hurts to talk to a grad program about your GPA.

What is a concurrent master's degree?

Concurrent programs are a way for units to link two graduate programs that may not otherwise be connected, offering students the opportunity to earn two degrees in a shorter amount of time.

What is a concurrent master's?

Concurrent programs are a way for units to link two graduate programs that may not otherwise be connected, offering students the opportunity to earn two degrees in a shorter amount of time.

Can you go to grad school with any bachelor's degree?

Certain graduate programs are designed with career changers in mind, meaning you're eligible for admission regardless of what you studied as an undergraduate student. There are also master's and doctoral degrees that are inherently more open to students from other fields of study.

Is a concurrent master's worth it?

If you start your undergraduate degree already knowing that you want to pursue a master's, then this can be a great way to get ahead on your academic journey. Combined degree programs also benefit from financial savings since you don't have to pay tuition for two separate degrees.

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What is Concurrent Bachelor’s/Master’s Degree Mid-program Review and Recommendation for Advancement to Graduate Status?

The Concurrent Bachelor’s/Master’s Degree Mid-program Review and Recommendation for Advancement to Graduate Status is a process that evaluates a student's progress in a concurrent degree program to determine their readiness to advance from undergraduate to graduate status.

Who is required to file Concurrent Bachelor’s/Master’s Degree Mid-program Review and Recommendation for Advancement to Graduate Status?

Students enrolled in a concurrent Bachelor’s/Master’s Degree program are required to file this review to assess their academic performance and eligibility for advancement.

How to fill out Concurrent Bachelor’s/Master’s Degree Mid-program Review and Recommendation for Advancement to Graduate Status?

To fill out the review, students must complete a designated form that typically includes their academic performance metrics, coursework completed, and any additional required documentation as specified by their institution.

What is the purpose of Concurrent Bachelor’s/Master’s Degree Mid-program Review and Recommendation for Advancement to Graduate Status?

The purpose of this review is to ensure that students meet the academic standards required for progression to graduate program status and to identify any areas that may need improvement.

What information must be reported on Concurrent Bachelor’s/Master’s Degree Mid-program Review and Recommendation for Advancement to Graduate Status?

Information that must be reported typically includes the student's GPA, completed course credits, faculty evaluations, and any relevant achievements or academic challenges encountered.