Blended CS Degrees

Unlock your potential at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, where you can explore over a dozen cutting-edge Blended CS Degrees.

These innovative programs are all rooted in our top-five-ranked core computing curriculum. Each degree is awarded through your home college. Or you can pair most undergraduate majors with a computer science minor, significantly enhancing your skills and career prospects.

B.S. in Computer Science (CS + X, X & CS, CS Minor)

 

You apply and graduate from your home college (listed above in bold) with the degree listed below your home college. All blended CS degree programs prefer students to be on a calculus track, having either precalculus or calculus by the time they are seniors in high school.

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Guaranteed Admission to our Master of Computer Science (MCS) Programs

Students earning a bachelor’s degree in CS, a blended CS degree or a CS minor from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign may be eligible for guaranteed admission into the online, Urbana or Chicago MCS programs offered by the Siebel School for Computing and Data Science. Recent University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign graduates may qualify for an application fee waiver.

Discover the possibilities that a blended degree can offer you.

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