The Weekend Master's Degree Program is designed to meet the needs of those students with earned bachelor's degrees who are unable to attend a full-time weekday program of study.
Typical students come from all ages and backgrounds.
Many have been in the professional workforce for years, while others have just finished their bachelor's degrees. Students whose bachelor's degrees are in biology, psychology, education, human studies and other health-related fields are frequently applicants to this program. However, many students from varied backgrounds such as journalism, fine arts and engineering have also successfully completed the program. Classes will also meet on Sundays on an infrequent basis, probably no more than one or two times a semester. Students will typically take three courses each semester and two courses during the final two semesters.