Complete a Master’s in Consumer Economics while fulfilling requirements for your Bachelor’s degree. Continue on to earn your undergraduate and graduate degrees within a five-year time frame.
Why Double Dawgs in Consumer Economics?
- The University allows students to count up to 12 undergraduate credits toward both their Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees.
- This can effectively give students a head-start in completing both degrees in five years or less.
- This means that students who are pursuing a bachelor’s degree at UGA can use up to 12 undergraduate general elective hours toward a graduate degree in consumer economics*.
- *with departmental permission
- Because the Hope and Miller scholarships fund up to 127 credit hours, the Double Dawgs option gives students the opportunity to take advantage of undergraduate scholarship funding for a graduate program.
Time to Completion:
- Students complete their Master's degree in conjunction with their Bachelor's degree; thus, students can expect to complete both programs in approximately five years or less.
Available Courses:
- FHCE 6100: Advanced Consumer Well-Being
- FHCE 6150: Women in the Global Economy (Spring only)
- FHCE 6270: Behavioral Economics
- FHCE 6400: Family Demographics and Policy
- FHCE 7175: Economic Insecurity: Poverty in America (Spring only)
Admission:
- Apply to the Double Dawgs program by contacting the Student Success and Advising Center (SSAC) (success@uga.edu) to evaluate your own individual path toward becoming a Consumer Economics Double Dawg.
Who is eligible?
- Several undergraduate majors are currently eligible to participate in the Double Dawg program with Consumer Economics as your Master’s degree. Approved Double Dawgs programs can be viewed here.
- We will work with any student interested in pursuing this opportunity.