Accelerated Master’s Programs and Graduate Partnerships
An accelerated master’s degree allows students to earn an undergraduate and graduate degree in less time (and often for less money) than enrolling for a master’s degree independently. Accelerated master’s degree programs come in a variety of formats, including 4+1 (a bachelor’s degree from Smith + an intensive master’s degree with a partner institution).
Here, you will find information on Smith’s agreements with partner institutions and with the University of Massachusetts Amherst. In some cases, program admission can happen as early as a student’s junior year, so it is recommended that you familiarize yourself with the specifics of each program in order to take advantage of these opportunities.
Master of Arts
Master’s Degree at Northeastern University
Northeastern University will waive the application fee for any graduate of Smith College and will award a 5% scholarship to admitted students for program tuition. In addition to the 5% scholarship, admitted students may be eligible for scholarship awards offered by Northeastern colleges, campuses and/or programs, not to exceed 50% of program tuition.
Master of Science at UMass Amherst
For information about 4+1 master’s degrees in statistics and neuroscience, visit the respective pages on UMass Amherst’s website directly.
Master of Science in Engineering
Learn more about accelerated master’s degrees on the Engineering page.