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Coterminal Admissions

The Graduate School of Education admits a limited number of students from undergraduate departments within the university into a coterminal master’s program.

Students in a coterminal program receive a bachelor’s degree in their undergraduate major and a master’s degree in Education. Approval of the student’s undergraduate department and admission to the Graduate School of Education’s master’s program are required. Undergraduates may apply after completing at least 120 units toward graduation (UTG). The number of units required for the MS degree depends on the program requirements; see the Master’s Handbook opens in a new tab for additional information.

Applicants may learn more about the GSE’s coterminal application process from the Graduate School of Education’s opens in a new tab website. All coterm programs accept online applications.