07-20-2024, 01:15 AM
(07-20-2024, 12:37 AM)Penny15 Wrote: A master degree with 36 credits, i think a master degree should have at least 60 credits
Not sure if you are joking or serious, but at the two RA state schools I have attended (both in Illinois) all masters degrees offered except those in nursing and social work were only 30-36 hours. Mine was an 30 hour MS.
American Masters degrees that go longer than 36 hours are the exception instead of the rule, unless you look at a professional field - like nursing, Physician Assistant, social work, engineering... etc cetera.
Heck, the two RA DOCTORATES I'm looking at are both 60 credits or less.
Associates in: EMS, History, and Philosophy
Certificates in: Military History and Quality Assurance
B.S. in: Emergency Management and Healthcare Admin
M.S. in: Public Safety Administration
Graduate Certificate in: National Security
In Progress: Doctorate and Masters # 2 and 3
Certificates in: Military History and Quality Assurance
B.S. in: Emergency Management and Healthcare Admin
M.S. in: Public Safety Administration
Graduate Certificate in: National Security
In Progress: Doctorate and Masters # 2 and 3
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