Joint Undergraduate-Master’s Program (JUMP)
Joint Undergraduate-Master's Programs (JUMP) provide students the opportunity to complete a graduate degree while completing their
undergraduate degree.
Qualified students who have been admitted to a JUMP program may complete a maximum of 18 graduate hours as an undergraduate student and count a maximum of 12 hours on both the undergraduate and graduate transcript as prescribed by the program. Students must apply to Graduate School upon or before earning more than 18 graduate hours or upon earning their Bachelor's degree. Each JUMP program has individualized admission criteria.
The following programs have been approved as a joint undergraduate-master’s program
option for WKU students and are offered online.
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Master of Business Administration |
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Master of Health Administration |
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Master of Public Health |
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Master of Science |
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Cherie Kelley
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