M.S. in Aviation Finance and M.S. in Aviation

For exceptional students enrolled in the Master of Science in Aviation Finance program, the College of Aviation and the David B. O'Maley College of Business offer an opportunity to simultaneously pursue a Master of Science in Aviation Finance and a Master of Science in Aviation. 

With this option, the student will take a total of 33 credits to obtain a Master of Science in Aviation Finance (MSAF) and an additional 24 credits to obtain the Master of Science in Aviation (MSAV) degree. Nine (9) credits from the MSAF degree will count towards the MSAV's total requirement of 33 credits. Bridge classes (ACCT 517, FINE 520,  and ECON 523)  will replace elective classes in the MSAV program. The student must declare thier interest in the combined degree at or before completing 15 credits in the MSAF program.  

Graduate students may apply to the Dual MSAF-MSAV option by submitting an application to the MSA program coordinator. Students must have completed up to 15 credit hours toward the respective MSAV degree and must have a 3.0 minimum GPA to be admitted to the dual degree program. Students will be dropped from the program if their GPA falls below 3.0.