Bachelor's to Accelerated Master's Programs

In a recent episode, Alex Sprintson and I started chatting about the benefits of bachelor's to accelerated master's programs (BAM).  With that in mind, Rachel Cameron, Mason’s College of Engineering and Computing graduate recruitment coordinator, joined me on the podcast to talk in more detail about BAM programs.  If you have been considering getting your master's degree, listen on for how you can make this process as efficient as possible.  A few links we mention in this discussion include:George Mason University, College of Engineering and Computing Accelerated Master’s Admissions: https://cec.gmu.edu/admissions/accelerated-masters-admissionsGeorge Mason University, Mechanical Engineering Accelerated Master’s options: https://catalog.gmu.edu/colleges-schools/engineering-computing/engineering/mechanical/mechanical-engineering-bs/#acceleratedmasterstextGeorge Mason University, Financial Aid Services: https://www.gmu.edu/financial-aidGeorge Mason University, Graduate Education Financial Support: https://graduate.gmu.edu/financial-supportGeorge Mason University, College of Engineering and Computing, Fast-Track Graduate Admissions: https://cec.gmu.edu/admissions/graduate-admissions/fast-track-graduate-admissions