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Create a degree that meets your needs in the social sciences

Antioch University’s Master of Arts in Social Sciences with an individualized area of focus offers a high degree of flexibility in building a program of study that meets your personal and professional needs. Design a degree program to address a particular intellectual interest or study a multidisciplinary issue by combining existing courses from graduate areas of the university.

Transfer up 15 semester credits
Small class sizes
Start in Spring, Summer, or Fall
Courses are seven-week sessions
Complete your degree in two years or less

This degree is offered by Antioch University Online

Program Requirements

Choose a broad area of study at the beginning of your journey – Social Sciences or Humanities. Each area of focus represents a broad continent of thought and research for you to explore before diving in to a specific focus. This allows us to offer small seminars that you can use early in your programs to learn about your field as your journey is beginning, and can help you to develop a focus.

Start with three Foundations courses to learn broadly about Social Sciences. In the third course, you’ll work to create an individualized program that helps you achieve your personal and professional aspirations, and which will be vetted by professional scholars in your chosen fields who serve as your Mentors.

Engage with faculty, staff, and other students during three required Colloquia, which will be offered once each trimester. The Colloquia will be held through video conference using Zoom, and will broadly elaborate upon the program’s three foundations – knowledge of the field, doing research in the field, and constructing an individualized program of study. An important aspect of the Colloquia will focus on community building, and will include various speakers, introduce different faculty members, and discuss various readings in smaller disciplinary groups.

Choose from a Social Sciences area of focus:

Educational Studies and Human Development
Conflict Resolution
Management of Human and Natural Systems

To graduate from the program, you’ll complete the following:

Three Foundations courses (9 credits)
- Foundations of the Social Sciences (3 CR)
- Social Research Methods (3 CR)
- Individualized Study in the Social Sciences (3 CR)
Three Colloquia (0 credits)
Three Field of Study seminars (3 courses; 9 credits total)
Four or five Individualized courses (four if thesis is chosen, five if capstone) (12-15 credits)
These can be taken from other fields, from other campuses, from the courses offered, or as Independent Studies.
Capstone (3 credits) or Thesis (6-credits)
Portfolio

Total: 36 credits

Program Learning Outcomes

By the end of the program students will be able to:

Demonstrate critical thinking, writing, and communication skills by developing a specific point of view and defending it clearly with arguments and evidence.
Adopt an interdisciplinary, foundational approach to one’s program by synthesizing knowledge, perspectives, and research skills from one’s field of study and applying them to one’s area of focus within one’s field.
Design and implement a research-oriented program of study that synthesizes information from one’s chosen field of study.
Apply and demonstrate appropriate mastery of the relevant content in the disciplinary approaches relevant to one’s individualized area of study.
Advance social, economic, or environmental justice through a culminating project that integrates theory and practice through written work, a work of art, or work in one’s community.

Portfolio

The Masters portfolio is used as a tool to gauge one’s learning over the course of one’s tenure at Antioch, and to use for professional presentations and applications. The portfolio also allows one to reflect on one’s progress while serving as a student at Antioch, and may serve as a useful collection to demonstrate what one has learned to outside agencies or graduate schools. Portfolios are required for graduation. Learn more about portfolio requirements

Portfolio Requirements

There are several outcomes of learning that should be demonstrated in the portfolio by using examples of one’s work that one will submit for review. One will need to select one’s most excellent sample of work that meets the following competencies. Please Note: Students will need to save their work throughout this program!

There are three required components. Student must provide examples of work that demonstrate fulfillment of the following program outcomes:

Demonstrate critical thinking, writing, and communication skills by developing a specific point of view and defending it clearly with arguments and evidence.
- Adopt an interdisciplinary, foundational approach to one’s program by synthesizing understanding, perspectives, and research skills from one’s field of study and applying them to one’s area of focus within one’s field.
- Design and Implement a research-oriented program of study that synthesizes information from one’s chosen field of study.
- Apply appropriate mastery of the relevant content in the disciplinary approaches brought to bear on one’s individualized area of study.
- Advance social, economic, or environmental justice through a culminating project that integrates theory and practice through written work, a work of art, or work in one’s community.
Three critical reflection papers related to the three Colloquia attended.
Final reflection. After collecting and selecting the best samples of their work, students are required to write a 3-5 page reflection on their personal, social, and intellectual journey at Antioch. Reflections should include a description of what students have learned, a discussion of any internal changes they experienced as a learner, and any final thoughts on the program.

Admissions

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Application information:

Complete the Online Application (No Application fee!)
Bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited college or university or an institution recognized by regional accreditation. Official transcripts of all academic work.
- Exceptions may be reviewed on a case-by-case basis using faculty’s professional judgment such as cases of international degree. Antioch Online will accept degrees earned under the terms of the Bologna Declaration.
Two current professional references, at least one of which is from a University professor whom you have worked with and who has evaluated your academic work
Admissions Essay:
- Please provide a statement in 500 words or less as to why you would like to do an Individualized program, what you intend to accomplish in the program, and what qualifications you bring to accomplish that
Please submit a writing sample of no more than 5 pages in length addressing your knowledge or interest in Social Sciences
No GMAT or GRE required
Additional requirement for international students:
- Reading & Writing in English Proficiency Assessment (if applicable) or TOEFL score of 550 “paper-based”, 214 “computer-based”, and 79 “internet-based or higher.

Technology Requirements

Students in this program participate in online learning activities organized within small- and large-group learning communities. Antioch University Online is a 100% online learning environment, and therefore, in addition to having the traditional learning skills, students are expected to have basic technological skills, compatible computer hardware, operating system, and internet connectivity upon entrance into the program.
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Graduate Degree Tuition

Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling (online)	This program costs $656 per semester hour plus a $75/semester student services fee.
Master in Human Services Administration (MHSA)	This program costs $676 per semester hour plus a $75/semester student services fee.
MA in Humanities	This program costs $676 per semester hour plus a $75/semester student services fee.
MA in Social Sciences	This program costs $676 per semester hour plus a $75/semester student services fee.
Master of Business Administration	This program costs $695 per semester hour plus a $75/semester student services fee.

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Introduction

Antioch’s CACREP-accredited Master’s in Counseling program accepts students from all undergraduate degrees looking to learn how to make a positive impact on those who need help the most. The program prepares you to work as a professional counselor to promote mental health, well-being and social justice for a diverse, multicultural and global community.

This degree is offered by AU New England

Program Overview

Our online counseling degree program, offered on our Online campus, includes online courses, an intensive residential colloquium, and experiential learning in fieldwork focused on the development of your professional identity. Our faculty encourages an active, thorough, and continued examination of your development in the role of a professional counselor.

This CACREP-accredited counselor education program, with a specialty area in clinical mental health counseling, trains students in eight (8) core areas: professional counseling orientation and ethical practice, social and cultural diversity, human growth and development, career development, counseling and helping relationships, group counseling and group work, assessment and testing, and research and program evaluation.

The Clinical Mental Health Counseling (CMHC) Program is part of the Department of Applied Psychology (AP) at Antioch University New England (AUNE) in Keene, NH. The CMHC Program is offered at two sites: Keene Campus and Online Campus.

Ranked in the Top 20 for Counseling Programs

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Mission of the CMHC Program

The Clinical Mental Health Counseling (CMHC) Program fosters the development of professional identity by encouraging an active and continuous examination of the development of one’s self as an individual, one’s self as a professional counselor, and one’s self as a social justice advocate. The program prepares professional counselors to work in a multicultural global community with individuals, groups, and social systems- to promote mental health and well-being. Students and faculty of the CMHC Program are devoted to social justice through educational exploration of various forms of injustice and cultural oppression and through intentional efforts to be social change agents.

Degree Requirements

Program Length:

The Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling typically takes three years to complete. You should expect to spend approximately nine hours per week on each course, in addition to 20 hours a week onsite at a clinical setting in your area when your practicum and internships begin. Students must pass a candidacy review before being authorized to begin practicum. We encourage you to plan your life carefully to accommodate the increased investment of time and energy in your professional education.

Requirements:

The online counseling degree consists of

Two week-long in-person intensive residential colloquia

Core Courses (13 courses @ 3 credits = 39 credits)
Practicum & Internships (4 semesters @ 3 credits = 12 credits; Practicum min.100 hrs; Internship 900 hrs)
Electives (Choose 3 courses @ 3 credits = 9 credits)
Students have the opportunity to take elective courses in the following areas: Trauma, Military Counseling, and Substance Abuse/Addiction.

Course Offerings

Antioch’s CMHC Program is offered at two sites, Keene Campus (in NH) and Online Campus. The Keene Campus has courses that are both face-to-face and online; the Online Campus includes online courses, that are both asynchronous and synchronous. Students who enroll in the Online Campus participate in two (2) separate week-long face-to-face residencies. Online courses are offered using Sakai and Engage.

View a sample syllabus

Required Courses

PYG 6030 Group Approaches to Mental Health Counseling (3 credits)
PY 5900 Fundamentals of Therapeutic Interaction (3 credits)
PYD 6010.NE Professional Orientation & Ethics (3 credits)
PYI 5140 Assessment: Principles and Methods (3 credits)
PYI 5540 Counseling Theories: Models & Approaches (3 credits)
PY 6120 Issues in Addictions Recovery (3 credits)
PYB 5260.NE Human Development: Lifespan and Systems Perspectives (3 credits)
PYB 6060.NE Social Cultural Diversity (3 credits)
PY 6420 Foundational Theories of MFT (3 credits)
PYB 5500 Psychopathology: Diagnosis & Assessment (3 credits)
PYI 5520 Career & Lifestyle Counseling (3 credits)
PYB 5900 Research & Evaluation for Counseling & Therapy (3 credits)
PYC 6751 Crisis Counseling Interventions (3 credits)
PYP 6960A CMHC Practicum – total of 100 hours (3 credits)
PY 6990 CMHC Internship – total of 900 hours (Each semester is 3 credits; 9 credits total)

Elective Courses (3 courses are required)

PYC 6820 Special Issues with Military Families (3 credits)
PYC 6660 Family Counseling Approaches to Addictions (3 credits)
PY 5321 Counseling Approaches to Trauma, Grief, and Loss (3 credits)
PYC 6810 Military Culture & Language (3 credits)
PY 5630 Psychopharmacology (3 credits)
PY 5330 Trauma and Resiliency: Body, Mind, and Brain (3 credits)
PYI 5180 Human Sexuality and Sex Therapy (3 credits)
PYC 6800 Military Deployment Cycles (3 credits)
PYC 6260 Integrative Approaches to Addictions Counseling (3 credits)
PYC 6101 Creative Approaches for Trauma-Informed Practice (3 credits)
PY 6130 Process Addictions (3 credits)Credit total for required courses: 9 credits

Program Total: Credits 60

Practicum and Internships

Practicum introduces you to work in the field with a minimum of 100 hours of service at a clinical site, including a minimum of 40 hours working directly with clients. You learn the policy of the agency and the roles of the mental health counselor. You spend approximately 20-hours a week in practicum for at least one semester. Before beginning, practicum students must pass a candidacy review assessing their readiness to begin supervised fieldwork.

Following practicum, there are three internship semesters. These may continue at the same site as the practicum or take place at a new site. You spend approximately 20 hours a week at your clinical site and provide approximately 300 hours of service each semester, with a minimum of 120 hours of direct service to clients during each of these internship semesters. State requirements for pre-degree internship hours vary. Review your state requirements for more information.

There are many possible positions at community agencies, residential facilities, college counseling centers, and city/state social service agencies. The Director of Field Experience, as well as the Clinical Training Coordinator, will assist you in the process of matching your interests with potential sites in the community. Students are responsible for securing their own internship and for transportation to and from the site.

AUNE Office of Field Experience

Career Outlook

The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects a strong need for mental health counselors. Counseling is projected as one of the faster growing mental health professions — increasing over the next 7-10 years.

Graduates of the CMHC Program will have the knowledge, skills, and attitudes required to function as a professional clinical mental health counselor. They will be prepared for employment in a variety of settings and able to meet certification and licensure standards as mental health counselors, through education in a CACREP accredited program.

Program Objectives (also referred to as Learning Outcomes)

Ethical Practice: Students will demonstrate principles and standards of professional ethics in counseling and ethical decision-making informed by social justice.
Social And Cultural Diversity: Identify strategies needed to address institutional and social barriers that impede access, equity, well-being, and success for clients.
Human Growth and Development: Students will demonstrate knowledge of lifespan development and the capacity to integrate knowledge of developmental theory into practice.
Career Development: Identify career development strategies that incorporate a focus on social justice and advocacy.
Counseling and Helping Relationships: Demonstrate an understanding of theories of counseling and development of case conceptualizations and treatment plans that are underpinned by social justice
Group Counseling and Group Work: Integrate into their practice of MHC the awareness of the influence of social and cultural contexts on groups
Assessment and Testing: Students will demonstrate a broad understanding of different types of assessments, the selection and use of assessment tools, client assessment and diagnosis, trauma assessment, and the assessment of self-inflicted harm and danger to others.
Research and Program Evaluation: Demonstrate and apply their professional identity as a clinical mental health counselor through an individual philosophy of practice grounded in critical analysis and research and interpretation.
Clinical Mental Health Counseling Specialty Area: Clinical Mental Health Counseling students will demonstrate an understanding of foundational knowledge, demonstration of competence in clinical mental health practice, knowledge of social justice issues, and a focus on wellness.
Professional Dispositions: From admission through exit, students will demonstrate the attitudes, characteristics, and behaviors defined by the program as characteristic of exemplar counseling professionals.

Admissions

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The CMHC program values diversity and encourages students of all backgrounds to apply for admission to the program. The faculty strive to create and support an inclusive learning community that meets the different learning styles of students admitted to the program. Students are encouraged to foster relationships with their peers through class discussions and small group activities.

How to Apply

Complete the online admissions application, including:
- Essay questions, admissions and program-specific
- Resume/curriculum vitae (CV)
- Non-refundable $50 application fee
Submit official transcripts from all colleges or universities where you earned a degree or certificate (A cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher is preferred)
Two letters of recommendation are required, from people who are in a position to evaluate your professional (e.g., supervisor, colleague) or academic (e.g., faculty) work. The person making the recommendation may not be related to you.
There are additional requirements for International applicants and applicants without a Bachelor’s degree
Interview with the CMHC Program admissions committee, if selected. This interview will be conducted via Zoom (video conferencing).
Master’s and Certificate Programs do not require the GRE or any other standardized test for admissions. We consider all of your application materials, and evaluate your academic potential in a variety of ways.

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There is no application fee to apply to our online program.

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Fee Description	Cost
Re-enrollment Fee	$50
Student Services Fee	$75/semester (This fee includes services related to technology support, library services, the writing center, help desk and live support assistance.)
Transcript (1st class mail)	With Narratives = $15 Without Narratives = $10
Transcript (overnight UPS)	$35 minimum (additional surcharge as needed to cover delivery costs)
Late Registration Fee	$50
Late Payment Fee	$50
Return Check Fee (per check)	$25
Replacement Diploma Fee	$20
Payment Plan Fee	$30
HIPAA Compliant Software Tool (CMHC Online program only)	$197

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Financial Aid

Several financial aid options are also available to help you earn your degree. Federal and state grants and federal loans may be available for Antioch students who qualify.
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Additional Info

Licensure

Graduates of the CMHC Program may apply for professional credentials recognizing their level of training and experience. Credentials may be granted by national professional boards/organizations or by state regulatory boards.

The CMHC Program recognizes the importance of licensure and certification for professional practice. The legislature in each state establishes the criteria for licensure and an appointed board determines if an individual’s education and experience meet their standards. The AP Department has designed its programs to be consistent with the standards of the representative professional organizations. Individual states, many of which base their legislation on professional organization’s standards, vary as to specific coursework, number of hours of supervised practice, supervisor qualification, and other required criteria. While the department offers coursework and internships that allow students to put together a licensable portfolio, it cannot guarantee licensure. Students with any negative results on a criminal background check should inquire with the state board in advance to determine if the results of their background will hinder their ability to become licensed in their state.

As graduates of a CACREP accredited program, students are eligible to obtain full certification as a National Certified Counselor (NCC) upon graduation after passing the National Counselor Exam offered in April of their final year and completing the required applications. See the NBCC website for information on this process. Graduates self-reported pass rate on the NBCC exam is 80%.

Students will learn about the steps to licensure for the state in which they plan to pursue licensure in the Professional Orientation and Ethics course, however, students are responsible for knowing the expectations of the state in which they plan to apply. Students should actively consult their state’s counseling board for the most recent information about professional licensure. Faculty are available to consult with students and the following websites are helpful when navigating the licensure process:

National Board of Certified Counselors

American Counseling Association

American Mental Health Counseling Association

American Association of State Counseling Boards

To locate contact information, available licenses, and required examinations per State, visit the NBCC’s State Board Directory: http://www.nbcc.org/Search/StateBoardDirectory

For information on individual state requirements, see the NBCC State Licensure page

Accreditation

Program Review

Annual Program Report

2017-2018 Core Attributes Map

CHMC Curriculum Map

2018 CACREP Vital Statistics Report

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Serve, Manage, and Lead with a Human Services Master’s Degree

Antioch’s Master’s degree in Human Services Administration (MHSA) prepares service-minded practitioners who seek the skills and knowledge to lead in organizations where they can help have a positive impact on the lives of others. Whether you want to advance your current career or pursue a role as an executive director, grant writer, or program manager, our master’s degree program could help you meet your educational goals.

Social service agencies, like many other institutions, are experiencing a shortage of qualified leaders as existing staff retire. In fact, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts employment of social and community service managers is projected to grow 18 percent from 2016 to 2026, much faster than the average for all occupations.

This degree is offered by AU Online.

Degree Program Overview

Classes offered within the MHSA program challenge and prepare leaders to think creatively. Students learn human resources development, agency funding strategies, how to manage diverse populations of employees and clients, and how to improve and expand quality of service in a variety of fields from social service organizations to nonprofits to human resources. This program incorporates a blend of management studies and human development courses to help you effectively lead, manage, and meaningfully interact with others in your organization and community.

Our MHSA program is designed for busy adults.

100% asynchronous online learning with 24/7 access to your class and resources
One course at a time – balance work, college and family – because all aspects of your life matter
Faculty are active practitioners and engaged in your learning
Streamlined admission process; GMAT or GRE are not required

Online MHSA Degree Requirements

Program Length:

36-semester credit program completely online
Classes begin every 7 weeks, with multiple entry points
At one course per term, earn your degree within two years

Recommended Course Sequence*:

Year One

Semester 1:

Human Services Systems and Organizations (Term A)
Human Resource Management (Term B)

Semester 2:

Marketing & Communication Strategy (Term A)
Grant Writing and Fund Development (Term B)

Semester 3:

Ethics & Legal Issues for Nonprofits (Term A)
Financial Management & Analysis (Term B)

Year Two

Semester 4:

Organizational Leadership & Governance (Term A)
Program Planning & Evaluation (Term B)

Semester 5:

Developing People & Performance (Term A)
Research Methods (Term B)

Semester 6:

Strategy, Innovation & Resilience (Term A)
Change Project/Capstone (Term B)

* Courses and sequence are subject to change

Career Outlook

The online Master of Human Services Administration (MHSA) from Antioch University Online prepares practitioners to be effective leaders and managers in the rewarding field of social services. Professionals with a Master’s degree in Human Services Administration may pursue various leadership positions with social service agencies, such as:

Executive Director
Social Services Administrator
Grant Writer
Director of Community Service
Program Director
Case Specialist

Learning Outcomes

Human Services Administration require broad and relevant knowledge and skills that enable and promote service delivery to a range of individuals and communities. Shared competencies among service providers create a framework for training and preparing professionals to meet the needs of diverse communities. The Master of Human Services Administration competency areas are:

Systems and Strategic Thinking (ST) – Explore conceptual framework and language to explain the complexity of organizational systems.
Self-Development (SD) – Develop clarity of and commitment to one’s leadership mission and values, and the skills to put mission and values into practice.
Collaboration and Group Dynamics (CGD) – Create a common mission, vision, values and norms, finding common ground while respecting and incorporating human differences.
Financial Management (FM) – Exercise and apply strategies to manage the internal financial controls including accounting, financial planning, budgeting, cash flow management, and donor systems and establish strong systems of donor stewardship.
Human Resource Development (HRD) – Evaluate and develop strategies to achieve strategic organizational goals while supporting employee development and success.
Research and Information Design (RID) – Evaluate and apply skills of gathering, organizing, and interpreting information and metrics to promote sustainable systems, make informed organizational decisions, and mitigate risk.
Purposeful Systemic Change (CHNG) – Exercise appropriate leadership to identify and promote organizational development and continuous improvement efforts to transform organizational structures, processes, and culture.

Admissions

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Admissions Criteria

Online Application (No Application fee!)
Bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited college or university or an institution recognized by regional accreditation.
- Exceptions may be reviewed on a case-by-case basis using faculty’s professional judgment such as cases of international degree. Antioch Online will accept degrees earned under the terms of the Bologna Declaration.
Undergraduate cumulative GPA of 3.0 (exceptions may be reviewed on a case-by-case basis using faculty’s professional judgment)
One letter of recommendation (Writer should know the applicant in a professional or academic context)
Current resume
Admission essay
No GMAT or GRE required
Additional requirement for international students:
- Reading & Writing in English Proficiency Assessment (if applicable) or TOEFL score of 550 “paper-based”, 214 “computer-based”, and 79 “internet-based or higher.

Technology Requirements

Cost

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Graduate Degree Tuition

Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling (online)	This program costs $656 per semester hour plus a $75/semester student services fee.
Master in Human Services Administration (MHSA)	This program costs $676 per semester hour plus a $75/semester student services fee.
MA in Humanities	This program costs $676 per semester hour plus a $75/semester student services fee.
MA in Social Sciences	This program costs $676 per semester hour plus a $75/semester student services fee.
Master of Business Administration	This program costs $695 per semester hour plus a $75/semester student services fee.

Graduate Degree Fees

Fee Description	Cost
Re-enrollment Fee	$50
Student Services Fee	$75/semester (This fee includes services related to technology support, library services, the writing center, help desk and live support assistance.)
Transcript (1st class mail)	With Narratives = $15 Without Narratives = $10
Transcript (overnight UPS)	$35 minimum (additional surcharge as needed to cover delivery costs)
Late Registration Fee	$50
Late Payment Fee	$50
Return Check Fee (per check)	$25
Replacement Diploma Fee	$20
Payment Plan Fee	$30
HIPAA Compliant Software Tool (CMHC Online program only)	$197

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Introduction

Program Overview

Ranked in the Top 20 for Counseling Programs

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Mission of the CMHC Program

Degree Requirements

Program Length:

Requirements:

Course Offerings

Required Courses

Elective Courses (3 courses are required)

Practicum and Internships

Career Outlook

Program Objectives (also referred to as Learning Outcomes)

Admissions

Cost

Financial Aid

Apply

Additional Info

Licensure

Accreditation

Program Review

Upcoming Events

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Serve, Manage, and Lead with a Human Services Master’s Degree

Degree Program Overview

Online MHSA Degree Requirements

Program Length:

Recommended Course Sequence*:

Career Outlook

Learning Outcomes

Admissions

Admissions Criteria

Technology Requirements

Cost

Graduate Degree Tuition

Graduate Degree Fees

Financial Aid

Upcoming Events

Recent News

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