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Student-Initiated Combined Degree

The Student Initiated Combined Degree (SICD) process is a way for undergraduate students to create a combined degree (BS/MS) program between their current undergraduate degree and a future graduate degree, where such a combination does not already exist in the catalog. A combined degree allows undergraduate students to take up to 12 credits of graduate courses and have those courses fulfill both BS and MS degree requirements, while paying undergraduate tuition for them.

Please see the page linked above for further details, process, and application form.

Computing Faculty and Staff: Please email [email protected] to let us know that you are working with a student on a combined degree. That way the College can help track and support the student through the process.

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CIS Classes

HCC Classes

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Virtually any graduate course can be used to fulfill an undergraduate "elective" requirement.

Page last modified April 29, 2026