Should I put conditional admittance to Master's program on resume? I was recently conditionally admitted to a Master's program for Computer Engineering at a University in the United States, the condition is that I complete 3 graduate level courses in order to be officially accepted into the program.
I would like to put on my resume and social media websites that I have a Master's degree in progress, I believe I am in the right to do so because I am taking graduate level courses that are part of the process of receiving the Master's degree.

Is this bad practice or unethical to label as the Master's degree as "in progress" if I do plan on meeting the conditional requirements to get myself officially into the program?

Thanks for the help!
If you're planning on attending this Master's program, it's not clear what you have to gain from a more impressive resume and social media profile right now. You already got into the program, and by the time you're applying for jobs or further graduate study, this issue will have long since disappeared. I don't think the university would revoke its offer if it found out you were publicly advertising yourself as admitted into their program before you really are, but it could come across as unprofessional. After all, taking three graduate-level courses is much more than a formality. The odds of a bad outcome may be minimal--most likely no one will care--but why risk it?

By all means, brag to your friends and family, but do it verbally.