May a MSU student be dually enrolled in an undergraduate and graduate program at the same time?
A senior at MSU who is within 15 credits of graduation and who is admitted to a graduate program may be dually enrolled for graduate study while completing the requirements for the bachelor’s degree. An exception to this policy may be granted for all students who are enrolled in a specified undergraduate program that is tied to a specified graduate program, but not for an individual undergraduate student. To be considered for dual enrollment, the student must complete a Request for Dual Enrollment Status form, available from the Office of Admissions and Scholarships. An Application for Admission to Graduate Study must also be filed as indicated under Application Procedure. Admission to graduate study must be approved before work to apply toward a graduate program is undertaken. Credits completed prior to admission to graduate study cannot be applied toward a graduate program. The maximum time limit for dual enrollment is two consecutive semesters. The student may earn no more than 12 c
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