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That depends on you! Like all master's programs, our M.S. is 30 units. Any prerequisite courses you need to take are above and beyond the program's 30 units (this also is standard). If you take one course (3 units) per semester, it will take you about ten semesters to complete the program. However, classes will always be available during summer semesters.
The Graduate School recognizes nine semester hours during a long session semester and three hours during a summer session as a minimum full-time course load. Individual graduate programs may require more. The three semester credit hour minimum course load for the summer session may be satisfied in one six-week term, or in the nine-week or twelve-week terms. Students enrolled in Affiliated Studies are considered full-time students. The maximum course load for a graduate student is fifteen semester hours in a spring or fall semester, or twelve semester hours in a twelve-week summer session. you will need to find out from your school how many credits are needed to be considered a full time student. i feel 15 credit hours is very reasonable.