Bachelor’s and Master’s Combined in 4 Years
Get your Bachelor's and Master's Combined
As a student, you’ll benefit not only academically because of shorter, more intensive learning environments, but you’ll also be in a better financial position after earning your degree with our accelerated degree programs. Graduating in four years has never been easier with our bachelor and master combined degree.
Bachelor's & Master's Combined in 4 Years Benefits
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With our accelerated degree programs, you can graduate with two degrees in the same amount of time that it might take others to graduate with just their bachelor’s degree, all while still experiencing traditional college life.
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Because you will be taking both undergraduate and graduate classes at the same time, you can use your undergraduate financial aid towards your master’s degree.
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You can combine nearly any bachelor’s degree with our selection of master’s degrees: M.S. in Athletic Administration, M.S. in Nonprofit Management, M.S. in Higher Education, MBA, and M.A. in Ministry Studies. You’ll do this by taking at least 18 credit hours per semester and complete 6 online credits during the summer, with our accelerated degree programs. Please note: Students who are not admitted to Grace under normal admission standards and/or who do not maintain a 3.0 GPA will not be able to register for more than eight credits per session and will therefore be ineligible to participate in the accelerated program.
You can also combine several bachelor’s degrees with our Residential Seminary master’s programs: M.A. in Local Church Ministry, M.A. in Intercultural Studies, and M.Div. in Pastoral or Exegetical Studies!
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All students at Grace must complete at least 12 credit hours of applied learning such as study abroad, internships, student leadership, applied research or student teaching. Applied learning opportunities are designed to help students gain experience in the real world, which means that you’ll not only graduate with a bachelor’s and a master’s degree, but you’ll also have a resume full of experiences to present to potential employers.