Dual Admission - National Security Affairs
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) or Bachelor of Science (B.S.) and Master of Science (M.S.) National Security Affairs
The M.S. in National Security Affairs (NSA) prepares students with theoretical, research, and applied skills in the emerging academic field of national security affairs. Students in this program will build a core understanding of critical issues informing the field of national security today, including the assessment and analysis of the threat of terrorism in the US and beyond and the analysis of intelligence collection. National security affairs is one of the fastest growing professions with positions open in the public sector in the federal, state and local governments and in the private sector. This program is designed for professionals in the field seeking career advancement, those who aspire to enter the field, individuals in related professions, and those retired from the military and government seeking consulting and other positions.
Dual admission majors are available for qualified freshmen and transfer students interested in these growing fields. Student must complete the baccalaureate degree an all prerequisite coursework before entering the National Security Affairs program.
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| Degrees: Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science, Master of Science National Security Affairs | |
| Years to Complete | 4+18 months |
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Undergraduate Admission Requirements |
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Freshman: ACT/SAT/GPA |
21/1000/3.0 |
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Transfer: College GPA |
3.0 |
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Student Type |
Day or Evening |
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Preadmission interview |
No |
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Deadlines |
Fall: February 1st |
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College Requirements to Enter Graduate Program |
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Undergraduate Major |
Any Major |
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Cumulative GPA |
3.0 |
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Major GPA |
3.0 |
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Credits |
50 credits at NSU, including the required prerequisite coursework |
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Interview |
May be required |
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Degree Required |
Yes |
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