Do you know what you are doing after graduation?
If you are looking for a job, or you are considering graduate school, read on!
Undergraduates currently majoring in Computer Science at Missouri S&T may opt to apply for a Grad Track Pathway (GTP).
The GTP in Computer science was designed to help our CS undergraduates accelerate through a masters degree, which improves your prospects at a rewarding job in any field, including: industry, national labs, or academia.
It allows students to transfer nine credit hours from their Missouri S&T bachelor's degree to their Computer Science master's degree.
Benefits:
As an existing CS undergraduate, it is designed to provide you with several significant benefits, including:
* Finish sooner: A student can achieve both degrees more efficiently and quickly than if pursuing the degrees separately.
* Double-count 9 hours of 5*** level courses (more efficient): Nine hours of 5000-level or above Computer Science coursework may be transferred from their Missouri S&T bachelor's degree to their Computer Science master's degree.
* Saving money: The credit hours taken as part of the pathway may be taken at the lower undergraduate tuition rate.
* Skip the GRE: The GRE test is not required for admission into the master's degree.
* Two options: Thesis (research) or Non-thesis (coursework only) options are both available (you choose).
* Get a head-start on research (finish thesis sooner): If you choose a thesis, then work on a project may begin before the bachelor degree requirements are completed.
Extra departmental administrative documents:
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