Accelerated Master's Program

The Accelerated Master’s Program (AMP) enables high-achieving students to begin earning credits toward a graduate degree during their undergraduate studies, enabling them to earn a master’s degree at an accelerated pace.

Students enrolled in the program can double-count up to three courses (nine credits) toward both their undergraduate and graduate degrees. 

Program Benefits

  • An advanced degree: Earning a master's degree helps students gain specialized knowledge that can help them to advance in a specific field and may make it easier to transition into more senior roles after entering the workforce.

  • Flexibility: Although AMP students are required to spend their first semester as a graduate student enrolled in classes full time, they can later transition to part-time or online study (if their master’s program is available in a fully online format). This flexibility permits students to enter the workforce or move out of the Hoboken area while still remaining enrolled at Stevens.

Applying to AMP

Students who are interested in AMP should attend an AMP information session as soon as possible to ensure they understand the details of the program. More information about the program and the scheduled information sessions is available to current students on the AMP Stevens Hub page. Please review this page in its entirety before applying.

As an AMP student, at a certain point in time the Office of the Registrar will reclassify your academic level from undergraduate to graduate. As an undergraduate student, when your academic level changes to graduate you will no longer be eligible for any form of undergraduate financial aid from the university, the federal government and the state government. In addition, once your academic level changes to graduate, you will be billed by the Office of Student Accounts as a graduate student.

Contact Information

For questions about financial aid, contact the Office of Financial Aid.

For questions about tuition, fees and billing, contact the Office of Student Accounts.

For questions about courses and academic planning, contact the Office of the Registrar.

Current students who have questions about AMP should email [email protected].

Prospective students with questions regarding AMP may email [email protected].