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Accelerated Degree Programs

Willamette University’s distinctive accelerated degree programs are designed to help students achieve more in less time.

Expand Your Horizons

By allowing students to earn two degrees simultaneously, our accelerated degree programs not only often save time and tuition costs, but also help students enter the workforce sooner—maximizing their earning potential and giving them a competitive edge. Discover how Willamette can accelerate your academic and professional journey.

Arts Accelerated Program

Pair your undergraduate degree at Willamette College with an MA or MFA from Pacific Northwest College of Art. This combined-degree option allows you to earn two powerful degrees in just five years, saving both time and money. Willamette College offers around 50 undergraduate majors, while PNCA offers an MA in Critical Studies, an MFA in Visual Studies, and an MFA in Print Media.

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Data Science Accelerated Program

Earn both a Bachelor’s and a Master’s in Data Science in just four years and one summer. This intensive program equips you with the technical skills and analytical expertise needed to excel in one of today’s fastest-growing fields.

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Law Accelerated Program

Complete both your bachelor’s degree and a law degree in just six years through this seamless, accelerated pathway. Begin your law studies after three years at Willamette College, and apply your first year of law school credits toward your undergraduate degree. Enjoy the benefits of a guaranteed annual scholarship and an extra year of earning potential.

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MBA Accelerated Program

Achieve both a Bachelor of Arts and a Master’s in Business Administration in just five years. This program blends a liberal arts foundation with advanced business management training, preparing you for leadership roles in diverse fields such as finance, marketing, and human resources.

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