Accelerated B.S. and M.S. in Computer Science

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Accelerated B.S./M.S. in Civil and Infrastructure Engineering

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George Mason students in the BSCIE program may apply for the accelerated B.S./M.S. in Civil and Infrastructure Engineering program if they have earned 90 undergraduate credits with an overall GPA of at least 3.300, or if their GPA in ENGR and CEIE courses is at least 3.300. Students who have not yet finished 90 credits may be accepted provisionally subject to satisfactory completion of 90 credits. All other criteria for admission into the accelerated B.S./M.S. program are identical to criteria for admission into the M.S. program.

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Accelerated BS Information Technology / MSSWE

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The accelerated BSIT/MSSWE is for students interested in immediately continuing their undergraduate studies in information technology with graduate studies in software engineering.

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Accelerated BS and MS in Statistical Science

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This degree option allows Mason students to earn an MS in statistical science in less time than if they had first graduated from a suitable Mason BS program and then applied to the MS program.

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Accelerated MA (Biopsychology)

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Highly qualified undergraduates may apply to the accelerated master?s degree program and obtain a bachelor?s in psychology and a master?s in psychology with a concentration in biopsychology following satisfactory completion of 146 credits.

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Accelerated MA in Anthropology

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The emerging field of Public and Applied Sociology, the systematic effort to engage in and solve social problems, to infuse sociological thinking into public debates and decisions, and to bring theoretical and empirical sociology into direct dialogue with the practical realities of the social world. Students will complete 3 hours of coursework leading to approval of the thesis proposal. Following approval of the thesis proposal, students will complete an additional 12 hours of dissertation research.

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Accelerated MA in English (with a Concentration in Linguistics)

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Highly qualified Mason undergraduates in any major may apply to the accelerated master's degree in English with a concentration in linguistics. If accepted, students will be able to earn a BA in their chosen major and an MA in English with a concentration in linguistics after satisfactory completion of 144 credits, often within 5 years.

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Accelerated MA in Philosophy

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Accelerated MS in Mathematics

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This five-year degree program allows academically strong students to obtain a BS and MS by successfully completing 144 credits within five academic years and one summer. Well-prepared students are admitted to this program on completion of 90 credits, take selected graduate courses during their senior year, and are able to use up to 6 graduate credits to partially satisfy requirements for the undergraduate degree.

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Accelerated MS in Physics

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This program allows academically strong undergraduates with a commitment to research to obtain BS and MS degrees by successfully completing 144 credits within five academic years plus summers their last two years. On completion, students are exceptionally well prepared for entry into a professional school or a PhD program in physics or a related discipline.

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Accelerated Master of Arts in Sociology

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Qualified undergraduates in their junior year (minimum of 3.5 GPA in sociology and 3.25 overall GPA) may be admitted to an Accelerated Master?s Program and obtain both a B.A. and an M.A. in Sociology. Student?s admitted to this program may take three graduate elective sociology courses during their senior year. Which are applied both to the B.A. and M.A. The accepted student must then complete an additional 24 credits to receive the Master?s Degree.

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Accelerated Master's Degree in Political Science

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Highly qualified undergraduates may apply to the accelerated master?s degree program and obtain both BA and MA degrees following satisfactory completion of 150 credits. Well-prepared undergraduates are encouraged to apply as they near completion of 90 credits

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Accelerated Master's Degree in Public Administration

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Highly qualified undergraduates may apply to the accelerated master?s degree program and obtain both BA and MPA degrees following satisfactory completion of 150 credits. Well-prepared undergraduates are encouraged to apply as they near completion of 90 credits.

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B.A. Degree in Chemistry with Biochemistry Concentration

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The B.A. Degree/Biochemistry Option is intended for the student who is interested in studying chemistry at its interface with the biological sciences. Students interested in attending medical school can obtain an exceptionally good science background through this option.

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B.A. in Anthropology

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The BA in anthropology helps students acquire an understanding of human culture, language, and biology. They develop analytical skills, strong writing skills, and a thoroughly cross-cultural perspective.

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B.A. in Art History

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Art History is the analysis of visual data in a historical context. Art historians investigate works of art seeking to understand how they were made, why, by whom, and for whom. They also seek to read and interpret visual artifacts as records of a culture?s imagination and its larger societal concerns. Questions that Art History asks touch on cultural, technological, and economic concerns.

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B.A. in Art and Visual Technology - Drawing

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Drawing undergraduates undergo a four-semester sequence, which trains them not only in the materials and techniques of observational drawing but also to see drawing as the most immediate form of visual thinking. Students are encouraged to explore drawing as a vital language and investigate a variety of forms and traditions. Including contemporary drawing theories and practices.

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B.A. in Art and Visual Technology - Graphic Design

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This program focuses on the development of a series of rigorous, problem-solving, experiential educational opportunities in tandem with the development of technological skills in order to grow a range of abilities ( including flexibility ) which respond to the ever-changing, ( and unforeseeable ) challenges of the millennium's communication design needs.

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B.A. in Art and Visual Technology - InterArts

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InterArts is both a program of study and the guiding mode of inquiry within the Department of Art and Visual Technology at George Mason University. InterArts embraces the visual arts with an inclusive vision, providing a platform to study and generate art that is consciously informed by the art and culture around us. These informing ideas incorporate not only the traditional concerns of sculpture, painting, drawing, and printmaking, but also include social activism and performance art, dance and music, hip hop and graffiti, comic books and cyberpunk, opera and vaudeville, film and digital arts, and folk and traditional art and performance, among a myriad of others.

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B.A. in Art and Visual Technology - New Media Art

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The SOA new media concentration operates within the context of contemporary art practice with a goal toward educating artists who will be conceptually and technically prepared to participate meaningfully within the professional visual cultural arena. New media courses are set-up to contextualize current media technologies in the practices, theories and histories of 20th and 21st century Art. Emphasis is placed on creating meaningful artistic experiences through the thoughtful and creative use of ideas, concepts and contemporary technologies.

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