Notre Dame Students
The Master of Science in Applied and Computational Mathematics and Statistics (MS-ACMS) program at Notre Dame offers specializations in high-demand fields. This program allows Notre Dame undergraduates to earn both their bachelor's and master's degrees in just 5 years. To learn more about the opportunities available to graduates of this program, please visit http://acms.nd.edu/graduate/professional-masters-programs/.
Notre Dame Seniors - Easy Admission
Notre Dame undergraduate students have the opportunity to apply for admission to the MS-ACMS program during their senior year. Upon successful admission, students can seamlessly transition into the program immediately after completing their undergraduate degree, ensuring continuous student status.
Notre Dame undergraduates admitted to the MS-ACMS program can potentially transfer up to 6 credits towards their master's degree. These credits must have been taken during their undergraduate studies and cannot have been applied to fulfill any bachelor's degree requirements.
To Apply
To apply, a student need only submit a one-page letter of intent to the Director of ACMS Masters Programs stating his/her career goals, relevant experiences, and desired area of specialization. That’s it! Applicants do not need to take the GRE exam, submit a formal application through the Graduate School, or pay an application fee.
Notre Dame Juniors - Early Admission
Students who demonstrate rapid progress in their undergraduate studies can apply for early admission to the master's program during their junior year, before completing their bachelor's degree. This early admission opportunity allows undergraduate students to earn up to 12 credits towards their master's degree while simultaneously working on their bachelor's degree. By taking advantage of this program, motivated students have the potential to complete both their bachelor's and MS-ACMS degrees in less than 5 years.
To Apply
Students interested in this accelerated program should reach out to the Director of ACMS Masters Programs for more information and guidance on the application process.