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Undergraduate to Graduate Pathways

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Bachelor’s Degrees » Undergraduate to Graduate Pathways

Our Bachelor’s > Master’s Pathways will Save You Time and Money on Your Education Goals

Tiffin University offers graduate courses that count as dual credit toward both undergraduate and graduate degrees. This opportunity allows students to finish their graduate degree program faster and save money. After completing these bridge courses and graduating with a bachelor’s degree from TU, students will be able to complete their graduate degree in fewer credit hours as well as qualify for Tiffin University’s alumni tuition discount on remaining graduate courses.

ELIGIBILITY & REQUIREMENTS

  • Students must have a 3.0 cumulative GPA to be eligible for
    undergraduate to graduate pathways
  • Students must be at senior standing with 82 credit hours completed to begin undergraduate to graduate pathway courses

PROGRAMS OFFERED

  • Bachelor of Criminal Justice -> Master of Science in Criminal Justice
  • Bachelor of Criminal Justice in Forensic Psychology -> Master of Science in Criminal Justice with a concentration in Forensic Psychology
  • Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity -> Master of Science in Cybersecurity
  • Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science -> Master of Science in Clinical Exercise Physiology
  • Bachelor of Arts in Psychology -> Master of Science in Psychology
  • Undergraduate Degree -> Master of Business Administration
  • Undergraduate Degree -> Master of Education

Get Started

Enroll in an undergraduate program and become an Undergraduate to Graduate Pathways student during your senior year. Work with the identified representative of the school of interest to determine eligibility and concentration.

  • School of Criminal Justice & Social Sciences – Dr. Lacy Ellis
  • School of Arts, Education and Humanities – Dr. Stacey Floyd
  • School of Business – Dr. Kellie McGilvray
dr lacy ellis

Dr. Lacy Ellis

Dean of the School of Criminal Justice & Social Sciences
Associate Professor of Criminal Justice
419.448.3051 More Info
dr stacey floyd

Dr. Stacey Floyd

Interim-Dean, School of Arts, Education and Humanities
Professor of English
419.448.5871 More Info
kellie mcgilvray phd

Kellie C. McGilvray, Ph.D.

Assistant Dean for Online Learning and Graduate Programs
Professor of Marketing
School of Business Internship Coordinator
419.448.3440 More Info

Pathway Options & Details

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