Accelerated Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering Programs
Accelerated programs provide undergraduates the opportunity to earn a master’s degree with early admission to the graduate program, as well as the ability to count up to nine credit hours of shared coursework in their graduate program toward their undergraduate degree. These five-year programs include:
Application Information
- Students applying for the BSME/MSME or BSME/MSNE or BSME/MBA degrees must complete the MNE Accelerated Bachelor's and Master's Degree form before being admitted to the program.
- Requirements for graduate school admission can be found on the Graduate School website. Applicants contact faculty members directly for application fee waiver requests.
- For classes to count for both the undergraduate and graduate degree, students must apply and be accepted to Graduate School prior to enrolling in the shared classes.
Please visit the K-State Office of the Registrar's Accelerated Degree Program FAQs for more information.
Simultaneously pursuing both an undergraduate and graduate degree involves added complexity to a student’s academic plan and careful attention to additional rules and guidelines is important. Being admitted to this program can impact scholarships, federal grants and loans, including Pell Grant status. Any MNE student wishing to pursue an accelerated degree must make an appointment with the MNE department head to discuss the university practices and policies for these degrees.