The Collins College of Professional Studies offers Dual Degree programs affording students the opportunity to be dually enrolled in both an undergraduate and graduate degree at St. John’s University. Dual degree programs are designed to provide highly motivated, qualified students with the opportunity to begin a master’s degree program while still enrolled in their undergraduate studies. This allows students to earn both their bachelor’s degree and master’s degree in only a five year period.
Admission
Freshmen students cannot be admitted directly into a dual degree program, and should apply for the undergraduate major associated with their desired dual degree program. Students may apply for the Dual Degree program at either the sophomore or junior level, respective to the program they select.
Students interested in Dual Degree programs should speak with their undergraduate dean to determine eligibility.
The general requirements for admission to dual degree programs for the Collins College of Professional Studies can be found here.
The application is available for download here (PDF)
Programs Offered
B.S. in Communication Arts to M.A. in Sociology
B.S. in Communication Arts to M.A. in Government and Politics
B.S. in Criminal Justice to M.A. in Government and Politics
B.S. in Criminal Justice to M.A. in Sociology
B.S. in Journalism to M.A. in Sociology
B.S. in Journalism to M.A. in Government and Politics
B.S. in Legal Studies to M.A. in Sociology
B.S. in Legal Studies to M.A. in Government and Politics
B.S. in Computer Science to M.B.A. in Business Administration
B.S. in Cyber Security Systems to M.B.A. in Business Administration
B.S. in Information Technology to M.B.A. in Business Administration
B.S. in Networking/Telecommunications to M.B.A. in Business Administration
B.S. in Criminal Justice to M.P.S. in Criminal Justice Leadership
B.S. in Communication Arts to M.S. in International Communication
B.S. in Computer Science to M.S. in Data Science
B.S. in Computer Science to M.S. in Accounting
B.S. in Information Technology to M.S. in Library Information Science