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Information Systems B.S. and Applied Computer Science M.S.

Bachelor of Science, Master of Science (B.S., M.S.)

Combined

Allendale • Face to face • Hybrid (?) • 144-149 Credits

Face to face

Students are required to come to a GVSU campus for face-to-face instruction to complete the program requirements. Instruction is face-to-face (though some courses may be offered online in addition).

Hybrid

Students come to a GVSU campus more than one time a semester for face-to-face instruction, with additional class meetings online. Instruction is online and face-to-face.

Low Residency

Students come to a GVSU campus no more than one time a semester (e.g., one weekend, week, class session, etc.). Instruction is mostly online.

Online

Students are not required to come to any GVSU campus to complete the program requirements. Instruction is fully online.

Grand Valley's combined degree programs offer current qualified undergraduate students the opportunity to complete both an undergraduate and graduate degree, meeting their unique personal, academic, and career goals. Pursuing a combined degree program can reduce the cost and total time required to complete both a bachelor's and a master's degree.

Overview

Grand Valley's combined degree program in Information Systems B.S. and Applied Computer Science M.S. offers an accelerated path to earn both degrees. This program is designed for those aiming to advance their careers in information systems and computer science, providing a cost-effective and time-efficient education

The curriculum includes undergraduate courses in information systems, such as database management and systems analysis, alongside graduate-level courses in applied computer science like advanced programming and data structures. This integrated coursework ensures students are well-prepared for professional roles in the tech industry

Studying at Grand Valley offers personal attention from faculty, hands-on learning in state-of-the-art labs, and valuable internship opportunities through local partnerships. These benefits enhance students' career prospects and respond to emerging job markets.

Admission Information

Students apply directly to the School of Computing for the combined B.S./M.S. program during their second academic year. Visit the online catalog for more information about admission requirements for the combined bachelor of science in information systems and master of science in applied computer science. 

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College of Computing

(616) 331-2060
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