Participating Programs
Students have access to 16 graduate programs through UChicago's Advanced Scholars Program. Each offers a world-class education led by distinguished faculty members and renowned experts in their respective fields.

Biological Sciences Division
- Develop research, applied, and clinical skills for a future career as a health professional, researcher, administrator, scientific writer, or educator. Learn more - You're a good fit if... - You have a 3.3 GPA or higher. 
- You'll have completed at least one course each of general biology and general chemistry in college. 
 
- Transform clinical practice through the application of big data, ethics, and societal factors to develop better treatment options that improve patient health and sustain wellness. Learn more - You're a good fit if... - You have a 3.3 GPA or higher. 
- You'll have completed at least one course in general biology in college. 
 

Booth School of Business
- Accomplished students in quantitative fields of study can learn from finance scholars with an unmatched legacy of award-winning research and innovation, as well as leading finance practitioners. Learn more - You're a good fit if... - You have a 3.5 GPA or higher. 
- You've taken statistics or calculus. 
 
- Learn from the world's best business school faculty in economics, management, data analytics, decision-making, and accounting. Learn more - You're a good fit if... - You have a 3.5 GPA or higher. 
- You've taken statistics or calculus. 
 

Harris School of Public Policy
- You’re a good fit if… - You have a 3.5 GPA or higher 
- You’ve taken at least one course in two or more of the following areas with a 3.3 GPA or higher: - Microeconomics 
- Statistics 
- Calculus (or above) 
- Computer Science 
 
 - *Please note that this is the one-year Master of Arts option. If you're interested in the two-year option, please see the Master of Public Policy program. 
- You’re a good fit if… - You have a 3.5 GPA or higher 
- You’ve taken at least one course in two or more of the following areas with a 3.3 GPA or higher: - Microeconomics 
- Statistics 
- Calculus (or above) 
- Computer Science 
 
 - *Please note that this is a two-year program. If you’re interested in a one-year option, please see the Master of Arts in Public Policy. 

Physical Sciences Division
- We prepare you to advance in the competitive landscape of data science career paths with a focus on industry applications. Learn more - You're a good fit if... - You have a 3.5 GPA or higher. 
- You've completed an internship during undergraduate years. 
- Complete foundational coursework in areas such as data science, computer science, mathematics, and statistics, achieving a B+ average or higher. 
- You have experience with Python or R Programming. 
 
- You may be a good fit if... - You have a 3.3 GPA or higher. 
- You've completed foundational coursework in the various sub-areas of chemistry, such as: - Organic 
- Inorganic 
- Physical 
- Chemical Biology 
 
 
- Learn about data analysis, dynamical systems, linear algebra, machine learning, numerical methods, optimization, partial differential equations, and applied probability. Learn more - You're a good fit if... - You have a 3.3 GPA or higher. 
- You've studied Linear Algebra, Multivariable Calculus, and Probability with an average GPA of 3.5 or higher. 
- You've taken at least one quantitative upper division undergraduate course closely related to the CAM curriculum, and achieve a grade of B+ or above in it. 
 
- The program's rigorous curriculum spans theory, programming, and systems, achieving a balanced blend of foundational principles and practical applications leading to technical careers in industry. Learn more - You're a good fit if... - You have a 3.3 GPA including foundational coursework in computer science, mathematics, or a related field, along with a demonstrated interest in pursuing a professional career in technology. 
- Students who need additional preparation in programming or mathematics can complete prerequisite coursework as part of the MPCS program. 
 
- The Master's in Data Science (MSDS) has been developed for students interested in pursuing a research career in data science. Learn more - You're a good fit if... - You have a 3.3 GPA or higher. 
- You've studied Introductory Data Science, Multivariate Calculus, and Linear Algebra with grades of B+ or higher. 
 
- Whether your goal is public policy, corporate sustainability, ecosystem conservation, or green investing, training in environmental data science will open new career paths. Learn more - You're a good fit if... - You have a 3.3 GPA or higher. 
- You have a background in the natural sciences, math, statistics, or quantitative social science. 
 
- Explore the deep-rooted relationship that exists between theoretical and applied mathematics and the ever-evolving world of finance. Learn more - You're a good fit if... - You have a 3.3 GPA or higher. 
- You've taken at least one course in each of the following and achieved an average 3.5 GPA or higher across all four topics: Linear Algebra, Multivariable Calculus, Probability, and Python Programming 
- Demonstrated interest in quantitative finance. 
 
- Statistics, the theory, methodology and practice of analyzing data, is a fundamental tool in all sciences, and has emerged as a central tool for prediction in a host of applications that have evolved around mobile computing, finance, marketing and the world wide web. Learn more - You're a good fit if... - You have a 3.5 GPA or higher. 
- You've studied Linear Algebra, Multivariable Calculus, Probability, and Elementary Statistics with grades of B+ or higher. 
 

Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering
- Students come from a variety of traditional engineering backgrounds as well as from the natural sciences, joined together by their desire to design solutions to problems that impact human lives. Learn more - You're a good fit if... - You're majoring in engineering or natural sciences. 
- You have a 3.3 GPA or higher. 
- You've taken Multivariable Calculus and Differential Equations. 
- You've taken Chemistry or Physics (including calculus-based physics courses in mechanics, electromagnetism, optics, and heat). 
 

Social Sciences Division
- The Master of Arts in Economics (MAE) program is for analytically-driven students who want to master foundational economic tools and research methods to tackle real-world challenges. We go beyond traditional theory to equip you with the skills to think critically, adapt to new data, and stay ahead in a rapidly changing world. Our curriculum is designed to put you on a lifelong learning trajectory. Learn more - Our graduates are highly sought after and go on to thrive in diverse roles, including: - Economic Consulting: Working at firms like Analysis Group and Cornerstone Research. 
- Tech: Holding roles at major companies like Amazon, IMF, Credit Suisse, NielsonIQ, U.S. Senate, Walmart and more. 
- Research: Securing pre-doctoral positions at institutions such as the Harvard, MIT, Princeton, Standford, UChicago and more. 
- Ph.D. Programs: Gaining admission to top programs at universities like Boston University, Columbia University, Harvard University, UC San Diego, University of Chicago, and more.