UTICA COLLEGE · UNITED STATES
Collaborative Accelerated Master's Programs (CAMPs)
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- Save time and money on your Master's degree.Cost and Time Savings
- Expand career opportunities through WPI's network.Career Advancement
- Optimize your academic path with joint advising.Academic Guidance
- Apply as a junior, senior, or up to three years post-bachelor's.Flexible Application Timeline
- Defer Master's study for up to one year after bachelor's completion.Deferred Enrollment
The Collaborative Accelerated Master’s Programs (CAMPs) allow students at partner institutions to begin working towards a WPI Master's degree while still completing their undergraduate studies. By applying and being accepted into a WPI graduate program during their undergraduate career, students can accelerate their path to a Master's degree upon completing their bachelor's. This program is designed to save students both time and money by allowing eligible undergraduate credits to count towards their Master's degree requirements.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the entry requirements for the Collaborative Accelerated Master's Programs (CAMPs)?
- Specific academic entry requirements vary by program; however, applicants must be students at a partner institution. GRE and applicable ESL test fees are waived for CAMP applicants.
- How can I apply to a Collaborative Accelerated Master's Program (CAMP)?
- You should identify a CAMP and program, seek academic advising, then apply through the online WPI Graduate Admissions portal with a statement of purpose, academic transcripts, and two letters of recommendation.
- When is the ideal time to apply for a CAMP?
- It is ideally recommended to seek academic advising during your sophomore or junior year. You can apply during your junior or senior year, or up to three years after completing your bachelor's degree.
- What are the tuition costs for CAMPs?
- Tuition costs vary by specific Master's program. CAMPs are designed to potentially reduce overall tuition costs by allowing eligible undergraduate credits to count towards your Master's degree.
- What are the career outcomes for graduates of CAMPs?
- A WPI Master's degree obtained through a CAMP prepares graduates for in-demand STEM roles in industry. It also provides a strong foundation for further advanced graduate studies, such as a PhD or MD.
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Tuition (international)Tuition costs vary by program. Consult individual program pages for details.
Tuition (home)Tuition costs vary by program. Consult individual program pages for details.
LivingLiving costs vary by program. Consult individual program pages for details.
CAMPs allow eligible undergraduate credits to be counted towards the Master's degree, potentially reducing overall tuition costs.
How to apply
1. Identify a CAMP and ProgramCheck the list of current WPI partnerships to find your undergraduate school. Explore the participating WPI Master's programs offered to students from your institution. Review admissions criteria, degree requirements, and courses eligible for double-counting on the respective program pages.
2. Seek Academic AdvisingContact the designated points of contact at your undergraduate institution and at WPI to learn more about your chosen CAMP. It is ideally recommended to do this during your sophomore or junior year to allow ample time for course planning.
3. Apply to WPI Graduate AdmissionsUse the online WPI Graduate Admissions application portal. Indicate the specific Master's program you wish to pursue. The application typically requires a statement of purpose, academic transcripts, and two letters of recommendation. GRE and ESL test fees are waived for CAMP applicants.
4. Prepare Your Plan of Study (if accepted)Upon acceptance, consult with your major academic advisor at your school, your WPI academic advisor, and your school's CAMP contact person. Complete and get approval for your CAMP Plan of Study form, detailing how you will meet Master's degree requirements, including double-counted courses.
5. Consider WPI Course Registration (if permitted)If the CAMP agreement allows, you may register for WPI undergraduate or graduate courses while still an undergraduate. Ensure you have the necessary prerequisites and consult with your academic advisors and the specific WPI CAMP contact before registering. WPI courses must be part of your approved Plan of Study to count towards your Master's degree.
6. Transition to Graduate Student StatusAfter completing your bachelor's degree and registering for graduate courses at WPI, you will officially become a WPI graduate student.
Frequently asked questions
What are the entry requirements for the Collaborative Accelerated Master's Programs (CAMPs)?
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Specific academic entry requirements vary by program; however, applicants must be students at a partner institution. GRE and applicable ESL test fees are waived for CAMP applicants.
How can I apply to a Collaborative Accelerated Master's Program (CAMP)?
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You should identify a CAMP and program, seek academic advising, then apply through the online WPI Graduate Admissions portal with a statement of purpose, academic transcripts, and two letters of recommendation.
When is the ideal time to apply for a CAMP?
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It is ideally recommended to seek academic advising during your sophomore or junior year. You can apply during your junior or senior year, or up to three years after completing your bachelor's degree.
What are the tuition costs for CAMPs?
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Tuition costs vary by specific Master's program. CAMPs are designed to potentially reduce overall tuition costs by allowing eligible undergraduate credits to count towards your Master's degree.
What are the career outcomes for graduates of CAMPs?
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A WPI Master's degree obtained through a CAMP prepares graduates for in-demand STEM roles in industry. It also provides a strong foundation for further advanced graduate studies, such as a PhD or MD.