Benefits of an Integrated Bachelor's and Master's Program
A streamlined admissions process from the undergraduate to the graduate program.
The opportunity to take additional credits at undergraduate tuition rates during your final semesters, which can be applied toward your master's degree.
Flexibility in fulfilling required courses for both degrees simultaneously in your final year(s) of undergraduate study.
Eligibility for teaching and research assistantships during your senior year, while remaining registered as an undergraduate but paid at the graduate hourly rate. (BME/MSME program only.)
A reduced timeline to complete both degrees, offering greater opportunities for job placement upon graduation.
Two Integrated Degree Program Options
Integrated BME/MSME Program — Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering / Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering Program details | Sample Plan flowchart
Integrated BSPHYS/MSME Program — Bachelor of Science in Physics / Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering Program details | Sample Plan flowchart
Eligibility Requirements
Both programs share the following requirements:
Have at least 3.25 GPA. Priority is given to students with a GPA of 3.50 or greater.
Apply for admission at the end of your junior year.
Program-specific eligibility requirements (major enrollment, subplan requirements, transfer-student policies) are listed on each program's individual page, linked above.
Application Deadlines
Admission is once per year, for the fall semester, with a final deadline of June 15.
Advising Students
Students enrolled in this program will select an advisor by the end of the first semester of enrollment. The advisor will work with the student on the thesis for a Plan A Masters degree track.
