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An undergraduate student at Michigan State University may choose from more than 200 majors. To earn a bachelor's degree, students must complete requirements prescribed by the university, their colleges, and their departments. A broad choice of electives allows the student to design a program of study that encompasses their interests and abilities to meet future career aspirations. In recent years, many students entering the university as first-year students are encouraged to take 15 or more credits per term to complete the requirements for the bachelor's degree, in four years. Lists of the colleges, schools, and departments, programs and areas of study, degrees offered, and the corresponding course designations are shown in The Academic Program section of this catalog. Some instructional units do not have programs that lead to degrees for undergraduates, but offer courses, e.g., Aerospace Studies, Large Animal Clinical Sciences, Military Science, and Pharmacology and Toxicology, that may be of interest. Information relating to enrollment, payment of fees, credits, changes in enrollment, the grading system, facilities, and other general information is given in the General Information, Policies, Procedures and Regulations section of this catalog. All undergraduate students at Michigan State University are required to have a laptop computer that can connect to the Internet using a high speed connection. Many course sections are taught with the expectation that students use la...

Educational Administration (graduate) (#2) Higher Education Administration (graduate) (#2) Industrial/Organizational Psych (graduate) (#2) African History (graduate) (#3) Online Graduate Business for Veterans (#3) Online Graduate Criminal Justice for Veterans (#3) Online Ed. Administration (graduate) (#4) Online Ed./Instructional Media (graduate) (#5) Online Graduate Criminal Justice (#5) Production/Operations (undergrad) (#5) Bio/Agricultural Engineering (undergrad) (#6) Educational Psychology (graduate) (#6) Online Special Education (graduate) (#7) Education Policy (graduate) (#8) Criminal Justice (graduate) (#9) Game Development (undergrad) (#9) Production/Operations (graduate) (#9) Online Graduate Education for Veterans (#10) Management (undergraduate) (#11) Special Education (graduate) (#11) Biological/Agricultural Engineering (graduate) (#12) Online Graduate Business (excludes MBA) (#12) Online Mechanical Engineering (graduate) (#14) Econometrics (graduate) (#16) African American History (graduate) (#17) Veterinary Medicine (graduate) (#17) International Business (graduate) (#20) Marketing (undergraduate) (#22) Mgmt Information Systems (undergraduate) (#23) Undergraduate Business (#23) Online Graduate Education (#24) Accounting (undergraduate) (#25) Education (#2) (Shanghai Academic Ranking of World Universities) Communication (#3) (Shanghai Academic Ranking of World Universities) Environmental Science and Engineering (#7) (Shanghai Academic Ranking of World Universi...

• Browse the list of MSU Colleges, Departments, and Programs • Graduate degrees offered by Michigan State University • Guidelines that recognize the rights and responsibilities of researchers • Find all relevant pre-application information for all of MSU’s online and hybrid degree and certificate programs • A subdivision of a major for specialized study which is indicated after the major on official transcripts • Non-degree-granting programs to expand student knowledge and understanding about a key topic • Curricular and co-curricular opportunities for advanced study that crosses disciplinary boundaries • Doctoral and Plan A document submission process • MSU recognizes that students with families have responsibilities that present challenges unique to this population • Health insurance info for graduate student assistants and students in general at MSU • MSU is committed to cultivating a safe and inclusive campus community characterized by a culture of safety and respect •

Apply as a transfer student if you have attended a postsecondary institution after graduating from high school (with the exception of attendance during the summer term immediately following graduation) OR if you have earned a bachelor’s degree at another college or university and are seeking to earn another bachelor’s degree or teaching certificate. Early/middle collegeor dual-enrolled students are considered first-year students.

“ I wanted to go to a reputable organization, for one, and Michigan State is definitely that. I love the rich tradition and prestige that MSU offers,” Adeniyi says of the school’s recognition. “And then I also wanted to specialize in exactly what I was passionate about, but also skilled in, so I wanted to have a more specialized online master’s degree as opposed to a general MBA. So, when I was searching for that I realized that management, strategy and leadership were the areas I’m most passionate about, and I was able to find a program at MSU that did just that. ” Andrew Adeniyi, MSU Student – MS in Management, Strategy and Leadership Online

Early action (November 1) Early action simply means that you have submitted your application and all required materials by November 1. If you do this, you will receive a decision about your admission by January 15 with automatic maximum scholarship consideration. Students who apply for regular or rolling admission will still be automatically considered for any remaining awards/scholarships. Choosing to apply by November 1 does not make it easier to gain admission to MSU and the Office of Admissions promises no special privileges to early action candidates in the admissions review, such as giving your application a higher priority or a more lenient review. Applying by the early action deadline is simply a way to receive a decision on your application by January 15 and increase your scholarship consideration. Early action is non-binding, which means that you do not have to attend Michigan State University if you are admitted. Decision timeline Application deadline: Admissions decision by: Submit deposit by: Early action (non-binding) November 1 January 15 May 1 Regular admission February 1 March 31 May 1 Rolling After February 1 Rolling May 1 We must receive your complete application (admission application and all ) by 11:59 p.m. ET on the application submission deadline to be considered for early action or regular admission. Electronically submitted materials must be received on the application submission deadline, and hard copy materials must be postmarked on or before the...