Question: How many hours a week should I plan to dedicate to classes?
Answer: Credit-bearing programs conform to Carnegie hours (i.e., one credit equals one hour of class time, plus two hours of homework). This program has six credits per term, which equals 18 hours per week dedicated to classes.
Question: Who takes this program?
Answer: This program appeals to those with a background in sociology, political science, social ecology, criminal justice, humanities, public administration, diversity, ethnic studies, educators and education administration, and those who want to make a difference in their communities. Those considering the Master of Public Administration program could be interested in this program as an alternate option.
Question: What distinguishes this program?
Answer: Aside from being one of the country’s few programs focused on diverse community development and leadership, the degree is taught by leaders in the field – many with decades of experience – and includes the following career-focused features:
- Hands-on Learning
- Work-friendly Scheduling
- Cohort-format Delivery
- Exceptional Support Services
- Excellence in Virtual Education
Question: Are there live sessions?
Answer: Yes, there are weekly virtual sessions one night per week, per class, usually starting about 6 p.m. PT.
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