Hodges University: Competency-Based Master's Programs

[dfrecore]

Islandcoli asked about grad schools. I don't think any of those schools have competency-based graduate programs.

Sorry, I missed the fact that only grad schools were asked about.

[islandcoli]

Islandcoli asked about grad schools. I don't think any of those schools have competency-based graduate programs.

Thanks Sanantone - I am very interested in Competency-based graduate programs. I'd like to keep a list as they come.

I feel like the longer I hold off the more low price, interesting options become available.

Hodges appears to be the only brick and mortar non profit so far.

[hmsmark1977]

Thanks Sanantone - I am very interested in Competency-based graduate programs. I'd like to keep a list as they come.

I feel like the longer I hold off the more low price, interesting options become available.

Hodges appears to be the only brick and mortar non profit so far.

University of Michigan is offering a Masters of Health Professions Education through competency based. It is a niche field focused on teaching Doctors and Nurses how to teach, but it is still a big name, State Uni that has dipped it's toe into the competency based field.

Walden, which I think is for profit, has added a couple of new Masters programs to their Competency offerings. I think they're now offering a Masters of Healthcare Admin and a MBA with focus in Project Management. They had previously offered a Masters in Early Childhood Ed.