Grad Path

Earn Graduate Credit as an Undergraduate

Grad Path is designed for dedicated SUU students with 90+ credit hours. This program allows students to advance their graduate level learning by earning up to 12 graduate credits (program dependent) while simultaneously completing their undergraduate degree. Grad Path is ideal for those who are looking ahead toward a graduate degree.

Grad Path tuition is assessed at undergraduate tuition rates. By taking SUU graduate courses, the credits earned may apply toward the identified graduate program(s) only. Credits will not count toward an undergraduate degree . The respective graduate program advisor must preemptively approve all such enrollment. Each course may only be attempted once.

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Grad Path Requirements

Important Information

Students must complete the Grad Path application and be approved through the Graduate Admission Office before the Graduate Program Advisor can register the student for graduate courses.
Students must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 and 90 credits earned, or in progress, to qualify the Grad Path program. GPA and credits will be verified at the beginning of each semester.
- Students may enroll in combined maximum of 18 graduate and undergraduate credits per semester.
- A maximum of 6 graduate credits is allowed per semester.
- Courses taken as part of one graduate program may not be accepted within another graduate program.
- Students may only earn a maximum of 12 graduate credits (program dependant) via Grad Path.
An application will need to be filled out for each program the student is participating in.
All students who meet the requirements are eligible to participate in the Grad Path program.
- Students must pass each graduate course with a B or better in order to continue in Grad Path.
Those who pass Grad Path courses with a 3.0 or better will automatically be admitted into the associated graduate program
- Graduate program admission for those who do not pass Grad Path with a 3.0 will be based on the graduate program’s admission criteria.
The Registration Add/Drop Form for undergraduate wanting to add graduate courses will no longer be supported. All graduate registration will be done through the Grad Path application.

Expectations

Because your success is of paramount importance to us, we want to be sure that you understand the expectations for graduate school as you begin this journey. Graduate classes are more rigorous than what you may have experienced as an undergrad; there will be much more reading, writing, and yes, even research. Please see SUU's online catalog for the passing grade requirement for your program.

We view our graduate students as participants in producing knowledge, not merely consumers of information. Graduate students are expected to engage fully in class discussions, attend classes, and/or actively contribute to online forums. We also expect our graduate students to be resourceful, self-motivated, and deadline-oriented.

Financial Aid

If you are an undergraduate student and taking graduate courses. The graduate courses cannot, by Federal Financial Aid Regulations, count towards your undergraduate Federal Financial Aid Eligibility. This means your Federal Financial Aid may be reduced.

For a review of your situation, visit the Financial Aid office or call (435) 586-7735.

This program is a one-shot opportunity, so take your studies seriously and make your graduate coursework a top priority.

Participating Programs

Arts Administration

Program Advisor:Joshua Stavros

Maximum Credits Allowed: 6

Available Courses

AA 6010: Principles of Arts Administration
AA 6210: Grant Writing
AA 6040: Arts Advocacy and Cultural Policy
AA 6110: Legal Issues in the Arts

Accountancy

Program Advisor's: Miranda Gubler or Lauren Barker

Maximum Credits Allowed: 6 Credits

Available Courses

ACCT 6620: Accounting Ethics Seminar
ACCT 6400: Auditing II
ACCT 6260: Taxes for Pass Through Entities
ACCT 6450: Forensic Accounting
ACCT 6320: Advanced Cost Accounting
ACCT 6890: MAcc Internship Course

Business Administration

Program Advisor's: Miranda Gubler or Lauren Barker

Maximum Credits Allowed: 6

Available Courses

BA 6000: Business Foundations
MGMT 6100: Managing People and Organizations
MGMT 6140: Operations and Supply Chain
MGMT 6150: Leadership
MKTG 6200: Marketing
ACCT 6100: Managerial Accounting

Cyber Security

Program Advisor: Shalini Kesar

Maximum Credits Allowed: 3

Available Course

CSIA 6000: Foundations of Cybersecurity with Information Assurance

Education

Program Advisor: Tammy Lovell

Maximum Credits Allowed: 6

Available Courses

A list of courses will be available early November for Spring 2025 registration.

Interdisciplinary Studies

Program Advisor's: Lorien Colbert or Kassie Dunnell

Maximum Credits Allowed: 6

Available Courses

INDS 6000: Foundations of Interdisciplinary Studies
BA 6000: Business Foundations
PADM 6000: Program Overview and Theory of Public Administration
HU 6100: Intro to Human Values
INDS 6510: Leadership Essentials
INDS 6511: Strategic Leadership

Joint MAcc/MBA

Program Advisor's: Miranda Gubler or Lauren Barker

Maximum Credits Allowed: 12

Available Courses

ACCT 6100: Managerial Accounting
MKTG 6200: Marketing
MGMT 6150: Leadership
ACCT 6650: Accounting Ethics Seminar (Strongly Preferred)
ACCT 6400: Auditing II (pre-req ACCT 4400)
ACCT 6260: Taxes for Pass Through Entities (pre-rec ACCT 3200)
ACCT 6510: Advanced Accounting Data Analytics
ACCT 6270: Tax Seminar (CPA prep)
ACCT 6890: MAcc Internship Course (Requires approval & submission of internship credit application)