The Master of Anticipatory Intelligence program is a 33-credit professional degree with:

a 12-credit required curriculum core
6 credits of elective courses in Anticipatory Intelligence
a 3-credit graduate capstone project
a 12-credit, hard-skill emphasis track facilitated in conjunction with partner departments.

Completion of the Master of Anticipatory Intelligence program is contingent on fulfillment of the following criteria:

· Completion of all required courses

· A “C” or higher passing grade in all courses,

· 21 of the total 33 credits completed at the 6000 level. The program of study for a master’s degree cannot include more than 12 semester credits of courses at the 5000 level. Credits in the following areas are not acceptable in a degree program: foreign languages (unless included in an approved Program of Study), continuing graduate advisement, individual home study, military science, and courses numbered below 5000.

· A School of Graduate Studies-approved program of study from Utah State University.

Interested individuals from all programs of study and professional backgrounds are encouraged to apply. In order to apply, applicants must:

have (or be about to graduate with) a bachelor’s degree from an accredited university,
have a strong academic record (minimum GPA of 3.0) – work experience of professional applicants will be weighed when reviewing application.
Degree Verification: A bachelor’s degree from an accredited U.S. college or university or a similarly recognized international university is required for admission to and completion of a graduate program. An official transcript must be sent directly to the School of Graduate Studies.

A graduate program must be completed within six years of entering the degree program. Additional time may be requested by the department and submitted to the Vice Provost of Graduate Studies for review.

Detailed information on the Master of Anticipatory Intelligence, including application requirements, dates regarding the annual application window, and guidance for prospective students is provided on the program website, cai.usu.edu. Applications require a personal statement, resume/CV, writing sample, official undergraduate transcripts, two (2) letters of recommendation, and payment of the USU SGS application fee.

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