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Originally Posted by rick-l

From the University of Minnesota Grad school page http://www.catalogs.umn.edu/grad/programs/g061.html

It doesn't say that you have to have a BS. No matter what your undergraduate program or degree when one enters grad school one might have to take courses to fill gaps. Many programs will have qual exams upon entry that identify areas that might need remediation.

Any program will have prerequisites. And a given school might have sets that are beyond what is covered in a BA major program, though I haven't seen that. Frankly for grad school getting good letters of recommendation is often more important than whether or not you got a BA or BS. And some school prefer to see breadth over narrow specialization. But as they say, there is a butt for every seat...