
Bachelor-to-Master's in Finance Combined Degree Program
Stay a Tiger and continue your business education on Clemson's main campus with the B.S. to M.S. in finance combined degree program. Take up to 6 hours of graduate credit that counts toward both your undergraduate and your Master of Science in Finance (MSF) degrees.
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Program Benefits
- Automatic admission to the Master of Science in Finance (MSF) program.
- Waves the formal MSF application process.
- No GMAT/GRE requirement.
- "Double count" up to 6 credit hours to receive both undergraduate and graduate credit.
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Admission Criteria
- Undergraduate financial management majors currently enrolled at Clemson University.
- Completed at least 90 credit hours.
- Earned at least a 3.4 GPA.
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Additional Information
MSF student cohorts form annually, with two classes beginning in the summer.
- All classes in the Fall and Spring are taught in person and on Clemson's main campus.
- B.S. to MSF students have the option to start with eligible classes in either the Fall or Spring term of their senior year before joining their MSF cohort.
- Students accepted into the B.S. to MSF program are required to take at least one eligible class in their senior year.
- Summer classes are taught online asynchronously, which provides flexibility for internships or other opportunities.
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Program FAQ
How do I apply for the program?
Students with a GPA of 3.4 and 90 credits can file a GS6 Bachelor-to-Graduate form to be accepted into the MSF program upon graduation. Each semester, undergraduates must file a GS6 enrollment form for a graduate course.When can I start the B.S. to MSF program?
Eligible students can start in either the Fall or Spring term of their senior year. Students will join the MSF cohort starting in Summer II following the completion of their undergraduate degree.I'm interested in the B.S. to MSF. How do I figure out if this is the right plan for me?
We are here to support you in determining the best path of study. Please email us, and we can help you determine if the B.S. to MSF or traditional MSF is a good fit for you.How do I enroll in the B.S. to MSF courses?
Once you have been accepted to the program, you will receive an automated email each semester with a link to add courses to your bachelor-to-graduate plan, where you will add your courses.
Interested in the B.S. to MSF program? Contact us for more details.