Hobart and William Smith students can earn a bachelor's degree and a Johns Hopkins University business master's degree in five years through a new accelerated program.
Qualified students may apply during their junior year for preliminary admission to seven Master of Science programs at the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School. The pathway does not require the GMAT or GRE.
Participants take two Johns Hopkins graduate courses during their senior year, either online or at campuses in Baltimore or Washington. After earning their HWS degree, students complete two additional semesters at Johns Hopkins.
Accepted students will pay 70% of the standard full-time tuition rate for the Carey master's program and receive a financial aid package when admitted.
Available fields include finance, management, marketing, health care management, business analytics and artificial intelligence, information systems and artificial intelligence for business, and real estate and infrastructure.
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