12 Credits
Up to four graduate courses taken during undergraduate study
Your major. Your interests. A faster path to a master's. Start graduate coursework while completing your Millersville bachelor's degree.
Explore Your PathwayUp to four graduate courses taken during undergraduate study
Potential timeline to complete both degrees with appropriate planning
Potential savings cited for the existing accelerated pathway
The accelerated program leads to Millersville's master's degree in Sport Management. Students can take up to four approved graduate courses before finishing their undergraduate degree, with those courses also applying to the master's program.
Continue through the established B.S. to master's accelerated pathway.
Students majoring in Sport Administration may take four graduate-level WSSD courses that also count as electives within the bachelor's degree.
Existing B.S. Sport Administration prerequisites and transfer-student provisions remain described on the current program page.
Connect your current bachelor's degree with a sport-related minor and the master's degree
Undergraduates from other majors can pursue accelerated admission by incorporating the Athletic Coaching or Sport Studies minor into their academic plan.
Students majoring in other fields at Millersville can pursue the accelerated master's degree in Sport Management by planning an undergraduate Athletic Coaching or Sport Studies minor with a WSSD advisor.
Start your master's before you graduate.
Begin graduate-level coursework while completing your bachelor's degree.
Use approved graduate courses in both your undergraduate academic plan and the master's degree.
Graduate courses taken through the accelerated program are billed at the undergraduate tuition rate.
Complement your undergraduate field with graduate study in sport management.
The established accelerated sequence includes the following graduate courses. Students in the new minor-based pathway will work with WSSD to incorporate approved coursework into their minor electives.
After your bachelor's degree: Finish any remaining graduate coursework as a graduate student. With careful scheduling, students may be able to complete both degrees in approximately five years.