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Preservation Studies/Practices 4 + 1. B.S./M.S.

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The Bachelor of Science/Master of Science in Preservation Studies/Practices 4+1 program, totaling 150 credits, is available to BS in Preservation Studies students who wish to pursue an accellerated program of graduate study.

Program Requirements

Bachelor of Science/Master of Science students complete all BS/MS program requirements totaling 150 credits, a non-credit internship requirement at the undergraduate level, and a non-credit internship at the graduate level. Students admitted to the program begin selected graduate course work in their fourth year of study.

Required Courses for BS

Foundation

Building Styles, Technology and Culture

Field Training and Professional Practice

Electives

(One required)

Required Courses for the MS

Core Courses

Electives

Choose 5 electives from the following courses:

Graduate Course Grading and GPA Requirements

Students pursuing the 4+1 Bachelor of Science / Master of Science degree sequence complete all 500-600 level coursework at graduate academic standards, which include achieving a minimum passing grade of B- in any 500-600 level course, and a 3.0 cumulative GPA in all 500-600 level courses. 

Applying for the BS/MS 4+1 Program

Students notify the school of their intention to pursue the BS/MS 4+1 track with a streamlined graduate study application in their third year. Students are required to have achieved and maintained a 2.67 cumulative GPA through the end of the sixth semester in order to enter the 4+1 program.


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