The admission GPA may be calculated in one of the following ways. GPA is calculated over the last 60 semester units or last 90 quarter hours of the US undergraduate degree. In this situation, only the highest grade of repeated courses is counted. If the undergraduate degree was completed outside the US, grades are converted to the US grading system and the GPA is calculated using the last two years of course work. The MIS program usually takes two years or four regular semesters to complete.
Most students start in the fall semester.
The first semester you will take two required classes plus one elective. The second semester you take three required classes. The third semester you take at least two electives and start working on your Master's Project. The forth semester you take at least one last elective and complete the work on your Master's Project. The department suggests that you plan on taking two years because of the size of the Master's Project.