Accelerated Graduate Degree Program in Family and Consumer Sciences
This program is offered in person to current É«É«À² students.
Qualifying students can accumulate up to 12 credit hours toward the Master of Arts in Family and Consumer Sciences while enrolled as undergraduates in the Family Science and Human Development concentrations. Designated 5000- and 6000-level courses are counted in both the bachelor’s degree and the master’s degree.
Why this program at É«É«À² Michigan University?
- Program completion leads to both a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Arts in Family and Consumer Sciences with an accelerated completion time.
- Earn up to 12 graduate credit hours at undergraduate credit prices for an estimated savings of over $8,000.
- Flexible program with three different tracks to choose from: Child Life, Family Science and Services, and Youth and Community Development.
Who should apply?
Motivated undergraduate students with select declared majors interested in advancing their education with a master's degree.