Bachelor-to-Master's Combined Degree Program

Considering a master's degree? Why not stay a Tiger by considering the Bachelor-to-Master's (B.S./M.S.) combined degree program? The program allows you to "double count" up to twelve credit hours for undergraduate and graduate credit.

Program benefits:

• Automatic admission into the Master of Professional Accountancy (MPAcc) program.
• Waiver of the MPAcc GMAT requirement.
• No application fee.
• Reduction of course load while in the MPAcc program, allowing more time to study for the CPA exam.
• Ability to use your undergraduate scholarships to pay for up to twelve MPAcc credit hours.
• Option to complete the MPAcc program in less time.
• Option to save tuition in the MPAcc program.

Students meeting all of the following requirements are eligible to apply for the B.S./M.S. program:

• A current Clemson student
• Have completed at least 90 credit hours
• Have earned a minimum overall GPA of 3.4

Additional information:

• The MPAcc program is in downtown Greenville, and all courses are taught in person. Interested students need to plan to commute to Greenville.
• The total credit hours for the bachelor's and master's degrees must be at least 150.
• Students must meet the MPAcc program's required prerequisites. See the MPAcc handbook for details.

Next steps:

• You don't have to wait until to meet the above requirements; in fact, the earlier you start discussing your interest, the more options you will have once you are eligible.
• Discuss your interest with your primary advisor.
• Schedule a meeting with Jimmy Barnes, MPAcc B.S./M.S. coordinator.