Leadership & Community Development

Marymount College Master’s Degree program conducts a year-round schedule. The academic year is divided into three terms; Fall 16 weeks, Spring 16 weeks and Summer 12 weeks. Graduate students may enter the program in any of the three terms. Full time status for graduates is defined as enrollment for (9) or more units per term.  The Masters Degree program requires completion of a graduate degree within four years of initial enrollment.

Classes are held one evening per week, to accommodate working professionals. The average class size is 18. Students benefit from personal attention and opportunities to build meaningful relationships with professors and peers from diverse backgrounds.

The application deadline is approximately four weeks before the start of any session.

Masters of Science students meet with the Graduate Director to discuss scheduling classes and selecting electives based on personal interests and circumstances. Academic advising provides an opportunity to continuously monitor students’ progress and individualize their programs of study. All graduate students are required to maintain a minimum cumulative grade-point average of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale for the duration of the program.