Rowland School of Business Early Start Master's Program

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Earn an Undergraduate and Graduate Degree in Five Years
Senior undergraduate students in the Rowland School of Business have the option to take two core classes from one of our master's programs, enabling them to earn a Bachelor's degree and a Master's degree from the school in as little as five years. This is a valuable opportunity for students interested in continuing their education to get a jump-start on their graduate studies.How the Early Start Program Works
Select an undergraduate major:
- Accounting - Bachelor of Science and Post-Baccalaureate, offered on-ground and fully online
- Applied Computer Science, offered on-ground and fully online
- Business Administration, degree completion program offered on-ground and fully online
- Business Management, traditional B.S. and post-baccalaureate offered on-ground and fully online
- Economics and Finance
- Human Resources Management, traditional B.S.and post-baccalaureate offered on-ground and fully online
- Marketing and Sales, offered on-ground and fully online
- Organizational Leadership, offered on-ground and fully online
- Public Administration, offered on-ground and fully online
- Sports, Arts and Entertainment Management
Next, select a graduate program:
- M.A. in Organizational Leadership, offered fully online
- MBA, offered on-site and fully online
- M.S. in Health Care Administration and Management, offered fully online
- M.S. in Information Systems and Business Analytics, offered on-site
Learn about our MBA program in the video below:
Enrollment and completion criteria
- Point Park students may apply for the Early Start Master's Program at any point during their undergraduate studies.
- If accepted into the program, students must be a senior undergraduate student with 3.00 or higher GPA to start taking their master's program classes.
- Apply online now.
- Applicants should also submit a current resume and a 500-word statement of purpose which addresses how your professional experience and career goals relate to graduate study. Letters of recommendation are not required, and you do not need to send your Point Park transcript - the Office of Graduate and Online Admissions will pull that for you.
- For more information, Nick Poprocky, admissions counselor in the Office of Graduate and Online Admissions, at 412-392-3807 or npoprocky@pointpark.edu.