The Department of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering offers an accelerated program that enables students to earn a Bachelor of Chemical Engineering degree as well as earn graduate degree credits toward a Master's of Science in Chemical Engineering.

 

 

• Cumulative GPA of 3.00 or higher (3.25 preferred)
• Completed at least 65 credit hours of which at least 30 need to be earned at CSU

 

 

• Undergraduate students who are accepted into the Accelerated Master's Program (AKA 4+1) prior to Fall 2024 may earn a maximum of 12 master's credit hours, that will count toward both the undergraduate and graduate degrees. 
• After Fall 2024, you may earn a maximum of 9 master's credit hours, that will count toward both the undergraduate and graduate degrees. 
• Undergraduate students can earn up to a total of 21 master's credit hours prior to completion of the undergraduate degree.
• Seek email permission from contact person listed below to approve the additional 9 master's credits.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Only grades of B or higher can be transferred to the graduate record.

 

Students who wish to apply to the Accelerated Master's Program in Chemical Engineering, must submit their application upon completion of 65 credit hours, typically at the end of the sophomore year (with at least 30 credits at CSU). This application policy also applies to transfer students who have equivalent junior status. 

 

A maximum 1500-word personal statement describing why and how this program will enhance your academic and career goals (can be uploaded or written within the application form)

Apply HERE for the Accelerated Masters Program in Chemical Engineering.

To see the CHE courses that provide both undergraduate and graduate course credit, log into CampusNet, go to Class Search,

choose a semester, and search for CHE undergraduate courses that have the pink circle with the letter C inside signifying ‘combined.'

For example:

When you click on the pink circled C, you will see the current enrollment for the graduate portion of the course.

You WILL need special permission to enroll in the graduate course as an Accelerated Master's Program student. Ask your academic advisor to submit this special permission to enroll in the combined CHE graduate course.

 

More information HERE about the Master's in CHE.

Contact Name: Jorge E Gatica

Contact Email: t j.gatica@csuohio.edu