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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.
We know you have questions about the new three-credit curriculum model. What does the three-credit model mean for you? Letâs get to some straight answers: 5 classes -- Generally, you will need to enroll in five classes per semester â 15 credits -- to be able to graduate on time. No extra graduation requirements â You still need 120 credits overall to graduate, with 36 of those at the upper-division level.