Accelerated Aeronautical Technology - Professional Pilot (BS)/Aeronautics (MS)

Location(s): Salina Campus

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The accelerated Accelerated Aeronautical Technology - Professional Pilot (BS)/Aeronautics (MS) will provide high-performing undergraduates the opportunity to pursue an accelerated MS/Master of Science in Aeronautics degree with early admission to the graduate program as well as the ability to count nine credit hours of coursework in their graduate program toward their undergraduate degree.

Admission Requirements

*Admission Requirements for an ADP

Undergraduate students applying for the accelerated program are required to have completed a minimum of 75 credit hours towards their bachelor degree. The following requirements must be met for admission into the accelerated program:

The student must be seeking the bachelor’s degree.
The student must have completed a minimum of 75 credit hours toward the bachelor degree at the time of application for admission to the accelerated program.
The student’s cumulative undergraduate GPA must be at least 3.000.
The student must meet all other Graduate School admission criteria as outlined in the Graduate School Handbook and any graduate program specific requirements.
A student who has completed all coursework for the bachelor’s degree is not eligible for the accelerated program.

Course Requirements

Aeronautics (MS)

Overlapping Courses

Students may select up to 9 credits from the list of courses below to satisfy the requirements for both their undergraduate and graduate degrees. These courses should be listed at the 600-700 level.

AVT 611 - Aircraft Regulation and Certification Credits: 3
AVT 707 - Research Methods Credits: 3
COT 701 - Advanced Technical Communication Credits: 3

Graduation Requirements

*The Graduation Requirements below must be listed in the ADP Curriculog proposal

After completion of all undergraduate program requirements, including the up to nine (9) overlapping graduate credit hours that are counted toward the bachelor’s degree, the student must apply to be awarded the bachelor’s degree.
After receiving the bachelor degree, the student is eligible to be fully admitted into the master program portion of the accelerated bachelor-master program.
To complete the second part of the accelerated program, the student must complete all master program requirements with a graduate cumulative GPA of at least 3.000.

Kansas State University