Quickest Masters in terms of class load

[Stonybeach]

Marywood says they're giving credit for five years of post-bachelor's work experience.

I haven't seen any other U.S. master's program that requires fewer than 30 credits. On the other hand, I've seen graduate certificates with as many as 28 credits. 

We actually had a thread on this. The LLM can have fewer than 30 credits, but that's a post-JD/LLB degree. A few LLM programs in the U.S. will admit students without a law degree. I know I have some threads at Degreeinfo on LLMs that admit non-attorneys. I also found online LLM programs in the UK that admit non-attorneys.

https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...edit-hours

One of my concerns would be applying to a doctoral program with an 18-credit master's degree. Many doctoral programs require a 30-plus credit masters. Perhaps an 18 cr. MS to an Ed.S, then Ed.D?