Online Master of Health Administration

We’d love for you to visit our campus. If you are interested in setting up a formal campus tour, contact our admissions team at (855) 474-8222 or online@methodist.edu.

The purpose of Methodist University is to provide an undergraduate and graduate education firmly grounded in the liberal arts tradition that nurtures moral values and ethical decision-making; to provide distinctive professional and graduate programs that complement the undergraduate programs; to provide educational and cultural services and resources to the community; and to prepare students for a variety of careers and educational pursuits.

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There are approximately 2,000 students at Methodist University. The student body includes persons of diverse ages and nationalities, representing students from states all across the country, and nearly 50 countries.

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Methodist University is known for academic excellence and has received special attention for its commitment to military students. We are a Yellow Ribbon school, a seven-time Military Friendly® School (G.I. Jobs magazine), and received 2020 Best for Vets designation from Military Times. You can learn more about our awards and recognition here.

It will not. The Methodist University diploma is the same for all graduates, whether their program was completed online or on campus.

It is not. Methodist University’s diploma is the same for all graduates, whether their program was completed online or on campus.

Yes! Graduates of our on-ground and online programs are strongly encouraged to walk in their graduation ceremony.

They will not. There’s no difference in the diplomas presented to graduates of Methodist University’s online and on-campus programs.

Methodist University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC). You can learn more about our accreditations here.

Yes! Methodist University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC). You can learn more about our accreditations here.

Methodist University was chartered on November 1, 1956, as a senior, coeducational liberal arts college. You can learn more about our accreditations here.

Methodist University aligns with intellectual values and ethical principles, such as truth, virtue, justice, and love. We are committed to an ecumenical spirit, respect diversity, and recognize the dignity and worth of all human beings. You can learn more about our values here.

The difference between regional and national accreditation is best explained by EDsmart here.

Yes. We offer 100% online degrees at the bachelor’s and master’s levels along with certificate options. You can pursue online programs in business, criminal justice, psychology, health care, and more. Learn more about our online degree programs here.

We currently do not offer hybrid degree programs. Our degrees are delivered in a 100% online format designed to offer flexibility for working adults.

Methodist University is a welcoming community for students from all Christian backgrounds and denominations, as well as nondenominational students. We are committed to embracing and celebrating diversity as a necessary component of academic and professional excellence.

Methodist University is proud of its longstanding relationship with The United Methodist Church. We share a rich history that includes loving God with the mind, body, and spirit, and loving our neighbors as we love ourselves. While Methodist University values its affiliation with The United Methodist Church, the Church does not set the policies of the University.

We share a rich history with The United Methodist Church that includes loving God with the mind, body, and spirit, and loving our neighbors as we love ourselves. You can learn more about us here.

Methodist University provides a variety of services to assist you in your job search or professional development. For a list of career services please click here.

Not at all. Methodist University welcomes people from all faiths and cultures. Read more about our mission, vision, and principles here.

No, we currently do not provide credits for work experience.

Find more information on international students and visa sponsorships here.

While we do not currently offer a virtual open house, you can take a virtual campus tour here.

Work experience is not required for our online programs.

While admission requirements for each program vary, the admissions process always starts by submitting your application for your chosen degree program. To complete your application file, you’ll need official transcripts, letters of recommendation, a personal statement, and more. Our admissions team is here to guide you through this process. Once your file is complete, it will be reviewed within 2–4 weeks for a decision.

Start dates vary by program. Check the FAQ page of your program of interest or view the academic calendar on our Admissions page to learn more.

This will depend on your chosen program of study and academic background. Work with your enrollment counselor to get your transfer questions answered.

Yes. Transfer credits are reviewed and accepted on a case-by-case basis. We accept up to nine credits transferred from previous institutions into our graduate-level programs and up to 93 into our undergraduate programs.

We accept up to nine credits into graduate programs and up to 93 into undergraduate programs. For more information, visit your program’s admissions page.

All previous college credits will be evaluated for transfer during the application process. Once the evaluation transcript specialist reviews your transcripts, we will be able to determine which credits will transfer.

The first step is to start your application. The process is quick and easy.

Our admissions team looks forward to answering your questions. You can call (855)474-8222 or email online@methodist.edu to contact us.

The time it takes to complete your application file varies depending on how long it takes to obtain letters of recommendation, transcripts, and other required materials. Once your application file is complete with all necessary information, it typically takes 2–4 weeks to review and provide an answer as to whether you’ve been accepted. To view the admissions requirements for your chosen program, visit the program page.

Methodist University is committed to providing equal access to education for students with disabilities. Please click here to learn more about our accessibility and disability services.

The first step is to start your application. The process is quick and easy.

The first step is to start your application. The process is quick and easy.

While you do not need to have all documents ready when you start your application, your application file must be complete when you submit. This includes official transcripts, letters of recommendation, personal statements, and any other programmatic requirements for admission. Incomplete files will not be considered. Please visit your program page for full details.

Yes. We offer an application fee waiver for online students.

Obtaining transcripts, securing letters of recommendation, writing personal statements, and the like have variable lengths of time associated with them, so get started as soon as you can. Once your application file is complete, it typically takes 2–4 weeks to review and provide an answer as to whether you’ve been accepted to your program of interest.

Once your application file is complete, it typically takes 2–4 weeks to review and provide an answer as to whether you’ve been accepted. Please visit your program’s admission page for complete admission requirements.

It usually takes 2–4 weeks after your complete application file is submitted to review and provide an answer as to whether you’ve been accepted.

We offer rolling admissions, which means if you miss the application deadline for the term you applied for, your application materials will be carried over to the next available term so you don’t have to reapply. 

To view specific dates and deadlines, check the academic calendar on our Admissions page.

Yes. Contact an enrollment counselor to learn more.

We offer multiple start dates throughout the year. Applications will be due no later than three weeks prior to the start of the term. Check the academic calendar on our Admissions page for specific dates and deadlines.

Contact your enrollment counselor directly to discuss this as your options depend on why you were not accepted into the program. Generally speaking, if your GPA wasn’t high enough, you can take community college courses to improve it.

Methodist University has a physical, brick-and-mortar campus located in Fayetteville, North Carolina. We’re accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC). You can learn more about Methodist here.

Our online courses are asynchronous, so there is no specific time that students will need to be on the computer in class. There is also no requirement for online students to come to campus unless they choose to.

Yes! Methodist University is regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges and holds some programmatic accreditations as well. You’ll be held to the same high standards as our students on campus. Learn more about our accreditations and recognitions here.

Classes are eight weeks in duration.

The average class size is around 15 students. Keeping class sizes small allows you to experience the personal attention you need for success.

We like to keep our classes small. The student/faculty ratio is 12:1, and our average class size is around 15 students.

We currently do not offer hybrid programs. Our degrees are offered in a flexible, 100% online format.

While you can take breaks, our programs are designed for year-round attendance.

We recommend you continue term-to-term as students tend to perform better when they maintain continuous enrollment. If you need to take a break, your online advisor can assist you in getting started back up with courses.

The term cohort refers to a group of students who complete their courses at the same time. Most of our online degree programs are not cohorts, so you will be able to choose which courses you take in any particular term.

Not currently, but our enrollment team is here to answer any questions you might have. You can reach us at online@methodist.edu or (910) 212-4956.

Your week will vary based on the course(s) you are taking, but generally you can expect to spend 10-15 hours a week on your studies.

Weekly assignments might include discussions in online forums, reading assignments, papers to write, or a variety of interactive or multimedia assignments.

Our online programs offer a lot of flexibility so you can study on your schedule and organize your week however works best for you. Because most of our online students have work commitments, they often choose 3-4 days throughout the week to devote to coursework.

Students can interact with their instructors through discussion posts, and instructors have office hours with the opportunity to chat via phone or video conference. Many students find it easiest to communicate with their instructors via email.

As an online student, you will be part of a diverse group of professionals from around the globe – that’s one of the many benefits of choosing an online program.

Your classmates may come from a variety of backgrounds and industries. The relationships you build with them can help you find new career opportunities and expand your professional network for continued success.

Our faculty are also well-connected and can help open doors to new opportunities. In addition, online students can attend any on-campus networking events.

In terms of rigor, academic quality, and the physical degree you receive, there’s no difference between our online and on-campus programs. Online degrees offer adult learners and working professionals the flexibility to study at their own pace while still benefiting from consistent guidance and support. You can study where and when it’s best for you, balancing your work and family obligations with schoolwork.

Yes! Online programs at Methodist University are specifically designed for busy working professionals, with flexible scheduling that allows for balancing personal and professional responsibilities. The asynchronous format gives you the ability to study on your own schedule as you work toward your goals.

Time commitments vary by program. In undergraduate courses, you can expect to work at least 8–10 hours per week, per class. For a graduate-level program, you may have 12–15 hours per week, per course. Contact us to learn more at (855)474-8222 or online@methodist.edu.

Yes. You can click here for some helpful tips on navigating our learning management tool.

Our technical support team is available to answer all of your questions and provide assistance 24 hours a day, seven days a week. You can contact the IT help desk here.

If you have issues with the portal, you should contact portalhelp@methodist.edu. If you have issues with email, contact help@methodist.edu. For issues with Canvas, contact mcmolter@methodist.edu.

When submitting a support request, don’t forget to include your student ID, what course you are enrolled in, and a brief description of your issue.

Yes, financial aid can be used to cover textbook costs and living expenses. All information regarding tuition and financial assistance can be found here.

Unfortunately, tuition doesn’t cover textbooks. You will be provided a book list for every course so that you can rent, buy, or borrow required textbooks.

FAFSA® is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Completing the form determines your eligibility for categories of government-based student aid, including work-study opportunities, grants, scholarships, and loans. Sallie Mae loans are private loans offered through the Sallie Mae Bank or a lender partner.

You can start the FAFSA ® form here. Methodist University’s FAFSA® code is 002946.

All inquiries regarding student loans start with the FAFSA ® here. Methodist University’s FAFSA® code is 002946.

Many students use student loans to fund their studies. All inquiries regarding student loans start with completing the FAFSA® here to help you determine your eligibility for different forms of financial aid. Methodist University’s FAFSA® code is 002946.

If you are transferring in from a community college in North Carolina or work for an employer in the state, you may also be eligible for a discount or scholarship through our Community Partnerships program.

You can learn about additional scholarship information and employer tuition reimbursement on our tuition and financial aid page.

Unfortunately, we don’t offer payment deferment. You will be billed before classes begin for your next term, but you’ll only have to pay for the classes you’re enrolled in that term.

This is not something we currently offer because tuition is collected based on your enrollment in each individual term.

Please contact the Office of Student Accounts at (910) 630-7619 to discuss your payment options.

If your employer is funding your tuition, and it is not considered tuition reimbursement, there are two options for payment. You may choose to add them as a payer on your account, or they can mail a check or money order.

In most cases, students are expected to cover tuition costs and are reimbursed by their employers for tuition-related expenses. Some employers or companies may work directly with us on payment. Contact your employer to find out how they want to proceed.

You may also wish to see if you’re eligible for a tuition discount through our Community Partnerships program.

Methodist University’s FAFSA ® code is 002946. You can start the FAFSA ® form here.

Specialists in the financial aid office are available to answer questions specific to your program. You can call (910) 630-7192 or toll-free at (800) 488-7110.

Financial aid is funding from companies, banks, lenders, and the government that helps students and their families pay for college. Possible options include loans, grants, scholarships, or work-study programs. Some types of aid need to be repaid; others do not. You can learn more about our financial aid policies here.

Yes! Methodist University is proud to be a Yellow Ribbon school.

Methodist University offers various educational benefits to help military service members pay for their education. Our Office of Veteran Services is here to assist active-duty personnel, veterans, and their dependents receive various educational benefits. Methodist University also supports the Yellow Ribbon Program.

Additionally, our dedicated admission team can be contacted directly at (855) 474-8222 or online@methodist.edu to answer your questions.

As long as you have an internet connection and can commit to the time it takes to complete coursework, you can continue your program. Keep in mind that some courses have fieldwork experiences that need to be completed alongside classes. If you think deployment will interfere with those requirements, you can speak with a program manager directly at (855) 474-8222 or online@methodist.edu to answer your questions.

We offer many accommodations for deployed military service members. You can call (910) 630-7174 or find more information here.

The online Master of Health Administration requires an average of 18 months for full-time students.

The Master of Health Administration is available both part-time and full-time.

The estimated total tuition is $19,620, not including fees or other costs you may incur. Learn more at the Master of Health Administration tuition page.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

This 36-credit program costs $545 per credit hour for an estimated total tuition of $19,620, not including fees or other costs you may incur. Learn more at the Master of Health Administration tuition page.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

A variety of scholarships are available for Methodist University’s online programs. Learn more about scholarships here.

You may incur costs beyond tuition, such as textbooks, supplies, and other fees. Take these costs into consideration as you budget for your education. You can review the tuition costs for this program here.

Yes. All of Methodist University’s online programs are accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).

To apply to the online Master of Health Administration, applicants need a bachelor’s degree, an undergraduate GPA of 3.0 or higher, three letters of recommendation, a typed personal statement, and official transcripts.

See the online Master of Health Administration admission requirements page for more details.

This program does not require work experience.

The program does not require you to complete an entrance exam. You can learn more about our admissions policy here.

The first step is to start your application. To learn more about our admissions process, visit our admissions page.

Yes. You may transfer up to nine credits toward this degree. Methodist University generally accepts credits for courses completed with a grade of C or higher from other regionally accredited institutions of higher education. To find out whether or not you are eligible, you can request more information or call us at 910-212-4956.

You may transfer up to nine credits toward this degree. Methodist University generally accepts credits for courses completed with a grade of C or higher from other regionally accredited institutions of higher education. To find out whether or not you are eligible, you can request more information or call us at (910) 212-4956.

Applications will be due no later than three weeks prior to the start of the term. Check the academic calendar on our Admissions page for specific dates and deadlines.

You’ll need a cumulative undergraduate GPA of 3.0 to apply to the program. You can learn more about our admissions policy here.

Methodist University offers multiple start dates throughout the year, providing the flexibility to begin the MHA program on your schedule. To explore your options, request more information, call 910-212-4956, or view the academic calendar on our Admissions page.

While this program does not currently offer a virtual open house, you can learn more by visiting the program’s webpage.

About half of our faculty are full-time, and half are part-time status. Learn more about our faculty here.

You’ll complete 36 credits to earn the online Master of Health Administration degree. You can review the courses now.

You’ll complete 11 courses in total. You can review the courses now.

No, the program does not offer concentrations. Learn more about this program here.

No, this program does not follow a cohort model.

No, this program is currently only offered online. Because the program is 100% online, it allows students the flexibility to study and learn at their own time and pace and allows working students to achieve their educational goals even with a busy schedule.

Rather than a residency component, the online Master of Health Administration requires the completion of a capstone course. Students with no health care experience will be required to complete an internship as part of this process. Students with significant experience may do an applied project in their existing organizations, work with an outside agency, or complete a traditional research project. Learn more about the courses required for this program here.

Methodist University engages in a culture of excellence to provide transformative educational experiences by integrating our liberal arts foundation and spiritual and moral heritage with innovative student-centered programs to produce successful graduates who are dedicated to achievement and committed to making positive contributions to a global society. Learn more about Methodist University here.

Graduates with a Master of Health Administration can pursue middle- and senior-level roles in the field with a variety of titles including chief executive or operations officer, clinic manager, and health care consultant. Our online program can help students start or advance a career in an in-demand, lucrative field with this coveted degree.

Visit the career outlook page for more details.

The online Master of Business Administration requires an average of 18 months for full-time students.

The Master of Business Administration is available both part-time and full-time.

This 36-credit program costs $545 per credit hour for estimated total tuition of $19,620, not including fees or other costs you may incur. Learn more at the Master of Business Administration tuition page.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

This 36-credit program costs $545 per credit hour for an estimated total tuition of $19,620, not including fees or other costs you may incur. Learn more at the Master of Business Administration tuition page.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

A variety of scholarships are available for Methodist University’s online programs. Learn more about scholarships here.

You may incur costs beyond tuition, such as textbooks, supplies, and other fees. Take these costs into consideration as you budget for your education. You can review the tuition costs for this program here.

Yes. All of Methodist University’s online programs are accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC). Additionally, Methodist University’s Reeves School of Business is nationally accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) to offer the MBA.

To apply to the online Master of Business Administration program, you must have a bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university, plus a cumulative undergraduate GPA of 3.0 or higher. Additionally, you must submit your official transcripts from all institutions attended, two letters of recommendation, and a typed personal statement.

A prerequisite statistics course is required for admission to the MBA program. Students lacking a statistics course can be accepted to the program provisionally; MU Online advisors will help students register for an eligible statistics course during their first term. Visit our admissions page for more information.

Work experience is not required for admission to our online MBA program. Prerequisite requirements include a statistics course; for more information, please contact us.

The program does not require you to complete an entrance exam. You can learn more about our admissions policy here.

The first step is to start your application. To learn more about our admissions process, visit our admissions page.

Yes. You may transfer up to nine credits toward this degree. Methodist University generally accepts credits for courses completed with a grade of C or higher from other regionally accredited institutions of higher education. To find out whether or not you are eligible, you can request more information or call us at 910-212-4956.

You may transfer up to nine credits toward this degree. Methodist University generally accepts credits for courses completed with a grade of C or higher from other regionally accredited institutions of higher education. To find out whether or not you are eligible, you can request more information or call us at 910-212-4956.

Applications will be due no later than three weeks prior to the start of the term. Check the academic calendar on our Admissions page for specific dates and deadlines.

You’ll need a cumulative undergraduate GPA of 3.0 to apply to the program. You can learn more about our admissions policy here.

The online BS/BAS in Business Administration requires an average of 3.5 years to complete for full-time students.

The BS/BAS in Business Administration program is available both part-time and full-time.

This 124-credit hour program costs $435 per credit hour for an estimated total tuition of $53,940, not including fees or other costs you may incur. Your costs would be even lower with our online Bachelor of Applied Science degree program. Learn more at the BS in Business Administration tuition page.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

Both the Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Applied Science programs cost $435 per credit hour, with the Bachelor of Science degree having an estimated total tuition of $53,940, not including fees or other costs you may incur. Learn more at the BS in Business Administration tuition page.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

Methodist University offers multiple start dates throughout the year, providing the flexibility to begin the MBA program on your schedule. To explore your options, request more information, call 910-212-4956, or view the academic calendar on our Admissions page.

While this program does not currently offer a virtual open house, you can learn more by visiting the program’s webpage.

About half of our faculty are full-time, and half are part-time status. Learn more about our faculty here.

You’ll complete 36 credits to earn the online Master of Business Administration degree. You can review the courses now.

You’ll complete 12 courses in total. You can review the courses now.

No, the program does not offer concentrations. Learn more about this program here.

No, this program does not follow a cohort model.

No, this program is currently only offered online.

Methodist University will engage in a culture of excellence to provide transformative educational experiences by integrating our liberal arts foundation and spiritual and moral heritage with innovative student-centered programs to produce successful graduates who are dedicated to achievement and committed to making positive contributions to a global society. Learn more about Methodist University here.

Graduates with a Master of Business Administration can pursue senior-level roles in the field, with career titles including business operations manager, consultant, and hedge fund manager. With an MBA, you’ll be able to compete for the most sought-after positions in virtually any business field, and it can help you achieve your dream job. Visit the career outlook page for more information.

A variety of scholarships are available for Methodist University’s online programs. Learn more about scholarships here.

You may incur costs beyond tuition, such as textbooks, supplies, and other fees. Take these costs into consideration as you budget for your education. You can review the tuition costs for this program here.

Yes. All of Methodist University’s online programs are accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC). Additionally, Methodist University’s Reeves School of Business is nationally accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) to offer the Bachelor of Applied Science in Business Administration.

To apply to the online Bachelor of Applied Science in Business Administration program, you must have a high school diploma or GED and submit all unofficial transcripts. For our Bachelor of Applied Science degree, students need an Associate of Applied Science degree.

Methodist University requires the submission of a copy of all previous unofficial transcripts (High School and Colleges/Universities) for acceptance and admission. The initial review process allows unofficial transcripts to be utilized, which can lead to a provisional acceptance if admitted. *Official Transcripts will be required to remove the provisional status and receive full acceptance. Please reach out to your Enrollment Counselor to discuss our Transcript Ordering Service which can obtain transcript records on your behalf

Visit our admissions page for more information.

This program does not require work experience.

The program does not require you to complete an entrance exam. You can learn more about our admissions policy here.

The first step is to start your application. To learn more about our admissions process, visit our admissions page.

Yes. You can transfer up to 93 credits (or 75% of the program) toward your degree. Methodist University generally accepts credits for courses completed with a grade of C or higher from other regionally accredited institutions of higher education. To find out whether or not you are eligible, you can request more information or call us at (910) 212-4956.

You may transfer up to 93 credits (or 75% of the program) toward your degree. Methodist University generally accepts credits for courses completed with a grade of C or higher from other regionally accredited institutions of higher education. To find out whether or not you are eligible, you can request more information or call us at (910) 212-4956.

Applications will be due no later than three weeks prior to the start of the term. Check the academic calendar on our Admissions page for specific dates and deadlines.

No previous college experience is required to enroll in the online Bachelor of Applied Science in Business Administration program. Methodist University generally accepts transfer credits for courses completed with a grade of C or higher from other regionally accredited institutions of higher education. To find out whether or not you are eligible to transfer credits, you can request more information or call us at (910) 212-4956.

Methodist University offers multiple start dates throughout the year, providing the flexibility to begin the BS or BAS in Business Administration program on your schedule. To explore your options, request more information, call 910-212-4956, or view the academic calendar on our Admissions page.

No, neither the Bachelor of Science nor the Bachelor of Applied Science offer virtual open houses.

About half of our faculty are full-time, and half are part-time status. Learn more about our faculty here.

You’ll complete 124 credits to earn the online Bachelor of Applied Science in Business Administration degree. You can review the courses now.

You’ll complete 42 courses total for the Bachelor of Science, and 57 courses for the Bachelor of Applied Science. You can review the courses now.

No, this program does not follow a cohort model.

No, this program is currently only offered online.

The Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Applied Science are both new programs that Methodist University has launched with the guidance and expertise of our dynamic faculty.

Methodist University engages in a culture of excellence to provide transformative educational experiences by integrating our liberal arts foundation and spiritual and moral heritage with innovative student-centered programs to produce successful graduates who are dedicated to achievement and committed to making positive contributions to a global society. Learn more about Methodist University here.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that the employment of business and financial occupations is expected to increase 7% by 2028. The online Bachelor of Applied Science in Business Administration program provides the expert skills and credential required to pursue professional positions in these fields. Learn more about career outcomes for this position here.

You can complete the program in just 3.5 years. To learn more about the curriculum, view our courses page.

The BS in Psychology is designed for working professionals with busy lives. You can take up to five years to complete the degree if needed. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

This 100% online program is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full-time or part-time. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

Tuition is $435 per credit hour. You can review all tuition costs here.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

A variety of scholarships are available for Methodist University’s online programs. Learn more about scholarships here.

Tuition for the program is $53,940. You need to complete 124 credits at $435 per credit hour. You can review all tuition costs here.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

Additional costs for this program include a $150 graduation fee. You may incur other costs beyond tuition, such as textbooks and supplies. To learn more about all tuition fees, click here.

This program does not have any specific accreditations, though Methodist University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges.

The first step is to start your application.

There is no work experience required for this program. You can learn more about our admissions policies here.

You can transfer up to 93 credits toward your degree. Methodist University generally accepts credits for courses completed with a grade of C or higher from other regionally accredited institutions of higher education. You can learn more about our transfer policy here.

You can transfer up to 93 credits toward your degree. To learn more about our transfer policy, click here.

Applications will be due no later than three weeks prior to the start of the term. Check the academic calendar on our Admissions page for specific dates and deadlines.

There is no minimum GPA requirement for admission into our undergraduate programs.

Admission requirements for this program include a completed online application, high school diploma or GED, and unofficial transcripts.

Methodist University requires the submission of a copy of all previous unofficial transcripts (High School and Colleges/Universities) for acceptance and admission. The initial review process allows unofficial transcripts to be utilized, which can lead to a provisional acceptance if admitted. *Official Transcripts will be required to remove the provisional status and receive full acceptance. Please reach out to your Enrollment Counselor to discuss our Transcript Ordering Service which can obtain transcript records on your behalf

You can learn more about our admission requirements here.

Methodist University offers multiple start dates throughout the year, providing the flexibility to begin the BS in Psychology program on your schedule. To explore your options, request more information, call 910-212-4956, or view the academic calendar on our Admissions page.

No, the BS in Psychology does not offer a virtual open house at this time.

This program consists of 124 credits. You can review courses now.

You’ll complete 13 major courses to earn the BS in Psychology degree, along with 13 credits of electives. Students can also choose to pursue optional concentrations in counseling/clinical psychology or human performance psychology. You can learn more about coursework here.

This program features two optional concentrations: counseling/clinical psychology and human performance psychology. Each of these concentrations is designed to provide a deeper look at a specific psychology practice area.

The counseling/clinical psychology concentration is ideal for students who want to pursue graduate study for therapy careers, while the human performance psychology concentration is ideal for careers in human resources, machine design, and more. You can learn more about coursework for the BS in Psychology here.

You can further customize your degree by adding a minor, which will allow you to specialize in your field of interest and pursue your ideal career path. Choose from minors in Accounting, Business Administration, and Marketing. Explore our minors.

Both concentrations are optional for this program. You can learn more about the counseling/clinical psychology concentration and human performance psychology concentration on their dedicated overview pages.

You can further customize your degree by adding a minor, which will allow you to specialize in your field of interest and pursue your ideal career path. Choose from minors in Accounting, Business Administration, and Marketing. Explore our minors.

No. Most of our online degree programs do not follow the cohort model. You will be able to choose the courses you take in any particular term.

No, this program is currently only offered online. It is delivered in a flexible format ideal for working adults with busy schedules.

Methodist University just recently created this program for the online modality. You can learn more information about online student life here.

Methodist University will engage in a culture of excellence to provide transformative educational experiences by integrating our liberal arts foundation and spiritual and moral heritage with innovative student-centered programs to produce successful graduates who are dedicated to achievement and committed to making positive contributions to a global society. Learn more about Methodist University here.

About half of our faculty are full-time, and half are part-time status. Learn more about our faculty here.

The skills you learn in the BS in Psychology program are relevant to a wide range of industries. Graduates of this program are qualified for entry-level roles in human resources, social services, and more.

You can also choose to pursue additional study at the graduate level for careers in counseling, substance abuse, and other psychology practice areas. Visit the careers page for more information.

You can complete the program in just 3.5 years. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The BS in Criminal Justice is designed for working professionals with busy lives. You can take up to five years to complete the degree if needed. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online criminal justice program is designed for maximum flexibility and may be completed on a full-time or part-time schedule. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

Tuition is $435 per credit hour. You’ll need to complete 124 credits for a total tuition of $53,940. You can review all tuition costs here.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

A variety of scholarships are available for Methodist University’s online programs. Learn more about scholarships here.

You’ll need to complete 124 credits for a total tuition of $53,940. You can review all tuition costs here.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

Additional costs for this program include a $150 graduation fee. You may incur other costs beyond tuition, such as textbooks and supplies. To learn more about all tuition fees, click here.

While the online criminal justice program does not have any specific accreditations, Methodist University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges.

The first step is to start your application.

There is no work experience required for this program. You can learn more about our admissions policies here.

You can transfer up to 93 credits into this program. Learn more about our transfer policy here.

We accept up to 93 transfer credits into this program. Generally, you can transfer credits for courses completed with a grade of C or higher from other regionally accredited institutions of higher education. You can learn more about our transfer policy here.

Applications will be due no later than three weeks prior to the start of the term. Check the academic calendar on our Admissions page for specific dates and deadlines.

There is no minimum GPA requirement for this program. You can learn more about our admissions policy here.

To apply to this program, you’ll need a completed online application, high school diploma or GED, and unofficial transcripts.

Methodist University requires the submission of a copy of all previous unofficial transcripts (High School and Colleges/Universities) for acceptance and admission. The initial review process allows unofficial transcripts to be utilized, which can lead to a provisional acceptance if admitted. *Official Transcripts will be required to remove the provisional status and receive full acceptance. Please reach out to your Enrollment Counselor to discuss our Transcript Ordering Service which can obtain transcript records on your behalf

You can learn more about our admission requirements here.

Methodist University offers multiple start dates throughout the year, providing the flexibility to begin the BS in Criminal Justice program on your schedule. To explore your options, request more information, call 910-212-4956, or view the academic calendar on our Admissions page.

No, the BS in Criminal Justice program does not offer a virtual open house at this time.

You’ll complete 124 credits to earn the BS in Criminal Justice. You can review courses now.

You’ll complete 13 courses to earn the BS in Criminal Justice degree. You can learn more about coursework here.

Most of our online degree programs do not follow the cohort model. You will be able to choose the courses you take in any particular term.

No, this program is currently only offered online. It is delivered in a flexible format ideal for working adults with busy schedules.

Methodist University just recently developed this program for online students. You can learn more information about online student life here.

Methodist University engages in a culture of excellence to provide transformative educational experiences by integrating our liberal arts foundation and spiritual and moral heritage with innovative student-centered programs to produce successful graduates who are dedicated to achievement and committed to making positive contributions to a global society. Learn more about Methodist University here.

About half of our faculty are full-time, and half are part-time status. Learn more about our faculty here.

After completing the program, students can choose to pursue entry-level and advanced roles in criminal justice areas like law enforcement, corrections, probation, parole, and law. You can also continue your studies at the graduate level.

Graduates of the program are prepared to move into entry-level administration positions across an array of health care settings. Examples of positions that graduates can pursue include:

• Clinic Administrator
• Nursing Home Administrator
• Health Care Administrator
• Health Information manager
• Administrative Services Manager
• Medical and Health Services Manager

Methodist University will engage in a culture of excellence to provide transformative educational experiences by integrating our liberal arts foundation and spiritual and moral heritage with innovative student-centered programs to produce successful graduates who are dedicated to achievement and committed to making positive contributions to a global society. Learn more about Methodist University here.

While no residency component is required, there is an internship component of the program that students has the opportunity to complete in their senior year.

No, the online BS in Health Care Administration is an online program that features an in-person internship opportunity.

No, this program does not follow a cohort model.

There are a total of 41 courses in the program, with 20 of those courses focusing on health care administration.

There are a total of 124 credit hours, with 60 of those being major-specific.

At this time, we do not offer a virtual open house, however we’re always looking for ways to make the student experience great.

Methodist University offers multiple start dates throughout the year, providing the flexibility to begin the BS in Health Care Administration program on your schedule. To explore your options, request more information, call 910-212-4956, or view the academic calendar on our Admissions page.

There is no GPA requirement for admissions into the program. To learn more about our admissions process, visit our admissions page, or call 910-212-4956 to speak with a knowledgeable counselor dedicated to personalizing your enrollment experience.

Students on average take 3.5 years to 4.5 years to complete the program. 

Applications will be due no later than three weeks prior to the start of the term. Check the academic calendar on our Admissions page for specific dates and deadlines.

Yes! The online BS in Health Care Administration accepts up to 93 transfer credit hours, pending departmental approval.

The first step is to start your application. To learn more about our admissions process, visit our admissions page, or call 910-212-4956 to speak with a knowledgeable counselor dedicated to personalizing your enrollment experience.

No, the online BS in Health Care Administration does not require work experience. Call 910-212-4956 to speak with a knowledgeable counselor dedicated to personalizing your enrollment experience.

To gain admission into the program, you must provide:

• A completed application
• High school diploma or GED
• Transcripts

Learn more about the admissions process on our admissions page.

Yes. All of Methodist University’s online programs are accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).

As is the case with any school, you may incur costs beyond tuition, such as textbooks, supplies, and other fees. Take these costs into consideration as you budget for your education.

You can review the tuition costs for this program here.

More than 97% of students receive significant financial aid off the “sticker price” of $49,600, making the value of an MU degree unmatched. A variety of scholarships are available for Methodist University’s online programs.

Learn more about scholarships here.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

The total tuition of the program is $53,940, and the cost per credit hour is $435. This estimate does not include fees or other costs you may incur. More than 97% of students receive significant financial aid off the “sticker price” of $53,940, making the value of an MU degree unmatched. A variety of scholarships are available for Methodist University’s online programs.

For more information about tuition, additional costs, and financial aid options, please visit our tuition page.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

The BS in Health Care Administration is available in both part-time and full-time options. Call 910-212-4956 to speak with a knowledgeable counselor dedicated to personalizing your enrollment experience.

You can complete the program in as few as 3.5 years.

The online BSW is available in both part-time and full-time options. Call 910-212-4956 to speak with a knowledgeable counselor dedicated to personalizing your enrollment experience.

With more than 97% of students receiving significant financial aid, very few pay the full “sticker price” tuition fee of $53,940, making the value of an MU degree unmatched. The estimated $53,940 does not include fees or other costs you may incur. A variety of scholarships are available for Methodist University’s online programs.

For more information about tuition, additional costs, and financial aid options, please visit our tuition page.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

More than 97% of students receive significant financial aid off the “sticker price” of $49,600, making the value of a Methodist University degree unmatched. A variety of scholarships are available for MU’s online programs.

Learn more about scholarships here.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

You may incur costs beyond tuition, such as textbooks, supplies, and other fees. Take these costs into consideration as you budget for your education.

You can review the tuition costs for this program here.

Yes, the online BSW is accredited by the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE).

To gain admission into the program, you must provide:

• Completed application
• High school diploma or GED
• Transcripts

Learn more about the admissions process on our admissions page.

No, the online BSW degree does not require work experience.

The first step is to start your application. To learn more about our admissions process, visit our admissions page, or call 910-212-4956 to speak with a knowledgeable admissions representative dedicated to personalizing your enrollment experience.

Yes! The online BSW accepts up to 93 transfer credit hours, pending departmental approval.

Applications will be due no later than three weeks prior to the start of the term. Check the academic calendar on our Admissions page for specific dates and deadlines.

There is no GPA requirement for admissions into the program. To learn more about our admissions process, visit our admissions page, or call 910-212-4956 to speak with a knowledgeable counselor dedicated to personalizing your enrollment experience.

Methodist University offers multiple start dates throughout the year, providing the flexibility to begin the BSW program on your schedule. To explore your options, request more information, call 910-212-4956, or view the academic calendar on our Admissions page.

There are a total of 124 crdit hours, with 60 of those being major-specific.

No, the program does not offer concentrations. However, you can further customize your degree by adding a minor, which will allow you to specialize in your field of interest and pursue your ideal career path. Choose from minors in Accounting, Business Administration, and Marketing.

Learn more about this program here, or explore our minors.

No, this program does not follow a cohort model.

No, the online BSW is an online program that features an in-person internship opportunity.

While no residency component is required, there is an internship component of the program that students must complete.

Methodist University will engage in a culture of excellence to provide transformative educational experiences by integrating our liberal arts foundation and spiritual and moral heritage with innovative student-centered programs to produce successful graduates who are dedicated to achievement and committed to making positive contributions to a global society. Learn more about Methodist University here.

Graduates can expect to enter positions that include:

• Social worker
• Family service worker
• Habilitation specialist
• Mental health assistant
• Probation or correctional officer
• Nursing home care manager

You can complete this online program in three to five years. To help you graduate faster, Methodist University accepts up to 93 transfer credits from a regionally accredited university. Explore more details on the admissions page.

This flexible program is available in full- and part-time formats. Choose the format that works best for you, with the option to continue working as you earn this degree. To review the curriculum for this online program, visit the courses page.

The program’s total tuition is $53,940, and the cost per credit hour is $435. This estimate does not include fees or other costs you may incur. More than 97% of students receive significant financial aid to reduce the “sticker price” of $53,940, which raises the value of your BS in Computer Information Technology degree. Plus, numerous scholarships are available for Methodist University’s online programs.

For more information about tuition, additional costs, and financial aid options, please visit our tuition page.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

More than 97% of students receive significant financial aid to reduce the “sticker price” of $49,600, which raises the value of your BS in Computer Information Technology degree. Plus, numerous scholarships are available for Methodist University’s online programs.

Learn more about scholarships on the Tuition and Financial Aid page.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

You may incur costs beyond tuition, such as textbooks, supplies, and other fees. For instance, this program includes a $150 graduation fee. Be sure to consider these costs as you budget for your education.

You can review the tuition costs for this program here.

Methodist University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges. This accreditation means that you can trust the BS in Computer Information Technology program to offer a rigorous education that instills important business and IT knowledge.

To gain admission into the program, you must provide:

• Completed application
• A high school diploma or GED
• Methodist University requires the submission of a copy of all previous unofficial transcripts (High School and Colleges/Universities) for acceptance and admission. The initial review process allows unofficial transcripts to be utilized, which can lead to a provisional acceptance if admitted. *Official Transcripts will be required to remove the provisional status and receive full acceptance. Please reach out to your Enrollment Counselor to discuss our Transcript Ordering Service which can obtain transcript records on your behalf

Learn more about the admissions process on our admissions page.

No, this online bachelor’s degree program does not require work experience. Call 910-212-4956 to speak with a knowledgeable counselor dedicated to personalizing your enrollment experience.

The first step is to start your application. Visit our admissions page to learn more about our admissions process. You can also call 910-212-4956 to speak with a knowledgeable counselor dedicated to personalizing your enrollment experience.

Yes. For this program, Methodist University accepts up to 93 transfer credits from a regionally accredited university. To review the eligibility requirements, request more information or call 910-212-4956 to speak with a knowledgeable counselor.

Applications will be due no later than three weeks prior to the start of the term. Check the academic calendar on our Admissions page for specific dates and deadlines.

There is no minimum GPA requirement for admittance to this online program. To learn more about the program requirements, visit the admissions page. You can also call 910-212-4956 to speak with a knowledgeable counselor.

Methodist University offers multiple start dates throughout the year, providing flexibility for you to begin the BS in Computer Information Technology program on your schedule. To explore your options, request more information, call 910-212-4956, or view the academic calendar on our Admissions page.

We do not offer a virtual open house, but there are various opportunities to explore this program. Begin with the program overview page, and be sure to review the career opportunities that you can pursue after graduation. To walk through this program with a knowledgeable counselor, request more information or call 910-212-4956.

This program includes 124 credit hours, including 66 credit hours in the major. Review this program’s curriculum on the courses page.

You will complete all coursework online. There is no need to visit campus to take classes.

Methodist University engages in a culture of excellence to provide transformative educational experiences by integrating our liberal arts foundation and spiritual and moral heritage with innovative student-centered programs. This approach helps us produce successful graduates dedicated to achievement and committed to making positive contributions to a global society. Learn more about Methodist University here.

Earn your master’s in computer information technology to prepare for IT and business roles that help modern organizations succeed. Career opportunities include:

• Database developer
• Software engineer
• Business analyst
• Technical support professional
• User interface designer
• Technical IT trainer
• Accounts specialist
• Computer programmer

What’s more, graduates of this program have advanced into positions with Amazon, Google, SAAS, and other impressive organizations. Explore your job prospects further by visiting the careers page.

The average time to complete this online program is 3.5–4 years. Methodist University helps you graduate even faster by letting you transfer up to 93 credits from a regionally accredited university. To learn more, visit this program’s admissions page.

You can complete this online program on a full-time or part-time schedule. This flexibility allows you to continue working while pursuing your BS in Marketing degree. Visit the courses page to review the curriculum for this online program.

The estimated total tuition for the BS in Marketing program is $53,940. This program includes 124 credit hours, and the cost per credit hour is $435. Note that this estimate does not include fees or other costs you may incur. Additionally, more than 97% of students receive significant financial aid to reduce this program’s “sticker price” of $53,940, which raises the value of your education.

For more information about tuition, additional costs, and financial aid options, please visit our tuition page.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

While Methodist University does not offer a scholarship for this program, there are many third-party scholarships that you can pursue. Additionally, more than 97% of students receive significant financial aid to reduce this program’s “sticker price” of $49,600, which raises the value of your education.

Learn more about your financial aid and scholarship options on the Tuition and Financial Aid page.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

In addition to tuition, this program may include costs for textbooks, supplies, and other fees, such as a $150 graduation fee. It’s important to consider these costs as you budget for your education. For additional details, visit this program’s tuition page.

Yes! Methodist University’s Reeves School of Business is nationally accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) to offer the BS in Marketing program. Additionally, Methodist University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges. As such, you can trust the BS in Marketing program to offer a rigorous learning experience that serves as a foundation for a career in marketing, advertising, and related fields.

To gain admission into the program, you must provide:

• A completed application
• A high school diploma or GED
• Methodist University requires the submission of a copy of all previous unofficial transcripts (High School and Colleges/Universities) for acceptance and admission. The initial review process allows unofficial transcripts to be utilized, which can lead to a provisional acceptance if admitted. *Official Transcripts will be required to remove the provisional status and receive full acceptance. Please reach out to your Enrollment Counselor to discuss our Transcript Ordering Service which can obtain transcript records on your behalf

Click here to learn more about the admissions process.

No, the online bachelor’s degree in Marketing does not require work experience. That said, students who choose the optional Health Care Administration concentration will need to:

• Accrue five years of health-related work experience before graduation, or
• Take the 4800 Health Care Administration Internship course.

To discuss this program with a knowledgeable counselor, call 910-212-4956.

The first step is to start your application. Visit our admissions page to learn more about our admissions process. You can also call 910-212-4956 to speak with a knowledgeable counselor dedicated to personalizing your enrollment experience.

You can transfer up to 93 credits from a regionally accredited university. That represents 75% of the requirements for earning your BS in Marketing degree. To review the eligibility requirements, request more information or call 910-212-4956 to speak with a knowledgeable counselor.

Applications will be due no later than three weeks prior to the start of the term. Check the academic calendar on our Admissions page for specific dates and deadlines.

Methodist University does not require a minimum GPA for this online program. Review this program’s requirements by visiting the admissions page. To speak with a knowledgeable counselor, call 910-212-4956.

Methodist University offers multiple start dates throughout the year, providing the flexibility to begin the BS in Marketing program on your schedule. To explore your options, request more information, call 910-212-4956, or view the academic calendar on our Admissions page.

While we do not offer a virtual open house, you have many opportunities to explore this program. Check out the program overview page, and visit the career outlook page to learn about your employment options. If you would like to review this program with a knowledgeable counselor, request more information or call 910-212-4956.

This online program includes a total of 124 credit hours. To help you graduate faster, you can transfer up to 93 credits (75% of the program) toward your degree. To review the curriculum details for this program, visit the courses page.

You will complete all coursework online. There is no need to visit campus to take classes.

Methodist University engages in a culture of excellence to provide transformative educational experiences by integrating our liberal arts foundation and spiritual and moral heritage with innovative student-centered programs. This approach helps us produce successful graduates dedicated to achievement and committed to making positive contributions to a global society. Learn more about Methodist University here.

Methodist University has designed the online BS in Marketing program to instill versatile competencies that set up numerous career paths. An ideal career to pursue after graduation is marketing, promotions or advertising manager, roles that have a median salary of about $136,000 per year, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.¹ Other employment options that our graduates pursue include:

• Sales manager
• Market research analyst
• Customer acquisition specialist
• Product manager or designer
• Meeting, convention, and event planner
• Training and development specialist

Students who graduated from this program have moved into positions with IBM, Amazon, and other top employers. To learn more about what you can achieve after attaining this degree, visit the career outlook page.

1. https://www.bls.gov/ooh/management/advertising-promotions-and-marketing-managers.htm

You can complete the BS in Accounting program in as few as 3.5 years, while the BAS typically takes 2 years to complete.

The online accounting degree is available in both part-time and full-time options. Call 910-212-4956 to speak with a knowledgeable counselor dedicated to personalizing your enrollment experience.

The total tuition for the BS in Accounting program is $53,940, while the BAS costs an estimated total of $26,970. The cost per credit hour is $435. This estimate does not include fees or other costs you may incur. More than 97% of students receive significant financial aid off the “sticker price” of $53,940. A variety of scholarships are available for Methodist University’s online programs.

For more information about tuition, additional costs, and financial aid options, please visit our tuition page.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

More than 97% of students receive significant financial aid off the “sticker price” of $49,600, making the value of an MU degree unmatched. A variety of scholarships are available for Methodist University’s online programs.

Learn more about scholarships here.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

You may incur costs beyond tuition, such as textbooks, supplies, and other fees. Take these costs into consideration as you budget for your education.

You can review the tuition costs for this program here.

Yes. All of Methodist University’s online programs are accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).

Additionally, Methodist University’s Reeves School of Business is nationally accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) to offer the BS/BAS in Accounting.

To gain admission into the program, you must provide the following:

• Completed application
• High school diploma or GED
• Transcripts

The online BAS degree requires that students have completed an AAS prior to entry.

Learn more about the admission process on our admissions page.

No, the online accounting degree does not require work experience.

The first step is to start your application. To learn more about our admissions process, visit our admissions page, or call 910-212-4956 to speak with a knowledgeable admissions representative dedicated to personalizing your enrollment experience.

Yes! The online BS/BAS in Accounting accepts up to 93 transfer credit hours, pending departmental approval.

Applications will be due no later than three weeks prior to the start of the term. Check the academic calendar on our Admissions page for specific dates and deadlines.

There is no GPA requirement for admissions into the program. To learn more about our admissions process, visit our admissions page, or call 910-212-4956 to speak with a knowledgeable counselor dedicated to personalizing your enrollment experience.

Methodist University offers multiple start dates throughout the year, providing the flexibility to begin the BS/BAS in Accounting program on your schedule. To explore your options, request more information, call 910-212-4956, or view the academic calendar on our Admissions page.

There are a total of 124 credit hours in the BS in Accounting, with 60 of those being major-specific. The BAS requires 62 major-specific credit hours.

No, this program does not follow a cohort model.

No, the online BS/BAS in Accounting is an online program.

No, there is no residency component as part of the program.

Methodist University will engage in a culture of excellence to provide transformative educational experiences by integrating our liberal arts foundation and spiritual and moral heritage with innovative student-centered programs to produce successful graduates who are dedicated to achievement and committed to making positive contributions to a global society. Learn more about Methodist University here.

Graduates can expect to enter positions that include:

• Certified Public Accountant
• Financial Manager
• Cost Accountant
• Budget Analyst
• Controller
• Forensic Accountant
• Tax Accountant

Visit our career outlook page to learn more.

You can complete the program in as little as one year.

The online RN to BSN is available in both part-time and full-time options. Call 910-212-4956 to speak with a knowledgeable counselor dedicated to personalizing your enrollment experience.

With more than 97% of students receiving significant financial aid, very few pay the full “sticker price” tuition fee of $53,940. The estimated $53,940 (prior to transfer credits and financial aid) does not include fees or other costs you may incur. A variety of scholarships are available for Methodist University’s online programs.

For more information about tuition, additional costs, and financial aid options, please visit our tuition page.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

More than 97% of students receive significant financial aid off the “sticker price” of $49,600. A variety of scholarships are available for MU’s online programs.

Learn more about scholarships here.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

You may incur costs beyond tuition, such as textbooks, supplies, and other fees. Take these costs into consideration as you budget for your education.

You can review the tuition costs for this program here.

Yes, the online RN to BSN is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).

To gain admission into the program, you must provide the following:

• Completed application
• Associate degree or nurse diploma
• Transcripts
• Current unencumbered RN license

Learn more about the admissions process on our admissions page.

No, the online RN to BSN degree does not require work experience.

The first step is to start your application. To learn more about our admissions process, visit our admissions page, or call 910-212-4956 to speak with a knowledgeable admissions representative dedicated to personalizing your enrollment experience.

Yes! The online program accepts up to 93 transfer credit hours, pending departmental approval. A maximum of 64 credit hours of coursework may be accepted from two-year post-secondary institutions.

Applications will be due no later than three weeks prior to the start of the term. Check the academic calendar on our Admissions page for specific dates and deadlines.

There is no GPA requirement for admission into the program. To learn more about our admissions process, visit our admissions page, or call 910-212-4956 to speak with a knowledgeable counselor dedicated to personalizing your enrollment experience.

Methodist University offers multiple start dates throughout the year, providing the flexibility to begin the RN to BSN program on your schedule. To explore your options, request more information, call 910-212-4956, or view the academic calendar on our Admissions page.

A total of 124 credit hours, including transfer credits, are required to complete the RN to BSN program.

For many students, a large portion of those credits are transferred in; coursework completed for the prerequisite nurse diploma or associate degree typically accounts for roughly 25%-75% of the credits required for this program.

31 s.h. of the RN to BSN degree are program-specific. Up to 93 s.h. may be transferred in toward the degree.

No, the program does not offer concentrations. Learn more about this program here.

No, this program does not follow a cohort model.

No, the online RN to BSN is an online program that features an in-person clinicals opportunity.

Yes, students must take on an independent, 90-hour clinical placement to complete the program, as well as completing a 90-hour capstone course.

Methodist University will engage in a culture of excellence to provide transformative educational experiences by integrating our liberal arts foundation and spiritual and moral heritage with innovative student-centered programs to produce successful graduates who are dedicated to achievement and committed to making positive contributions to a global society. Learn more about Methodist University here.

Graduates can expect to enter positions that include:

• Nurse Manager
• Nursing Director
• Nurse Educator
• Public Health Nurse
• Quality Improvement Coordinator
• Case Management
• Health Care Informatics
• Infection Control Nurse
• Training Development Specialist

Visit our career outlook page to learn more.

You can complete the program in as few as two years.

The online AA in General Studies is available in both part-time and full-time options. Call 910-212-4956 to speak with a knowledgeable counselor dedicated to personalizing your enrollment experience.

With more than 97% of students receiving significant financial aid, very few pay the full “sticker price” tuition fee of $26,970, making the value of an MU degree unmatched. The estimated $26,970 does not include fees or other costs you may incur. A variety of scholarships are available for Methodist University’s online programs.

For more information about tuition, additional costs, and financial aid options, please visit our tuition page.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

More than 97% of students receive significant financial aid off the “sticker price” of $24,800, making the value of a Methodist University degree unmatched. A variety of scholarships are available for MU’s online programs.

Learn more about scholarships here.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

You may incur costs beyond tuition, such as textbooks, supplies, and other fees. Take these costs into consideration as you budget for your education.

You can review the tuition costs for this program here.

Yes, the online degree is regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).

To gain admission into the program, you must provide:

• Completed application
• High school diploma or GED
• Transcripts

Learn more about the admissions process on our admissions page.

No, the online AA in General Studies degree does not require work experience.

The first step is to start your application. To learn more about our admissions process, visit our admissions page, or call 910-212-4956 to speak with a knowledgeable admissions representative dedicated to personalizing your enrollment experience.

Yes! Students can apply up to 46 s.h. toward a degree, pending departmental approval. They must earn 16 s.h. in residence.

Applications will be due no later than three weeks prior to the start of the term. Check the academic calendar on our Admissions page for specific dates and deadlines.

There is no GPA requirement for admissions into the program. To learn more about our admissions process, visit our admissions page, or call 910-212-4956 to speak with a knowledgeable counselor dedicated to personalizing your enrollment experience.

Methodist University offers multiple start dates throughout the year, providing the flexibility to begin the AA in General Studies program on your schedule. To explore your options, request more information, call 910-212-4956, or view the academic calendar on our Admissions page.

There are a total of 62 credit hours.

No, this program does not follow a cohort model.

No, the online Associate’s in General Studies is an online program.

There is no required residency program for this program.

Methodist University will engage in a culture of excellence to provide transformative educational experiences by integrating our liberal arts foundation and spiritual and moral heritage with innovative student-centered programs to produce successful graduates who are dedicated to achievement and committed to making positive contributions to a global society. Learn more about Methodist University here.

Graduates can expect to enter positions that include:

• Administrative assistant
• Office manager
• Customer service representative
• Sales associate
• Receptionist

Learn more about potential career paths here.

The BS in Business Administration is a great fit for students who are starting as freshman or transferring without an Associate’s degree in a technical field. The BAS in Business Administration is designed for students who completed technical courses in any field, business or non-business, while earning an Associate of Applied Science from an accredited community college or university.

The BS in Business Administration consists of 124 total credit hours, including 48 dedicated to major-specific courses. The BAS requires 62 credit hours and 45 are major-specific courses.  Only students who have previously completed an Associate’s degree of Applied Science (A.A.S.) are eligible to apply to the B.A.S. program.  Students may transfer hours into either program as appropriate.

Contact your enrollment counselor today to find out which program may be best for you.

The BS in Accounting is designed for students who are starting as freshman or transferring without an Associate’s degree in Accounting. The BAS in Accounting is designed for students who completed technical courses while earning an Associate of Applied Science in Accounting from an accredited community college or university. 

The BS in Accounting consists of 124 total credit hours, including 54 dedicated to major-specific courses. The BAS requires 62 credit hours and 45 are major-specific courses.  Only students who have previously completed an Associate’s degree of Applied Science (A.A.S.) in Accounting are eligible to apply to the B.A.S. program.  Students may transfer hours into either program as appropriate. 

Contact an enrollment counselor today to find out which path may be best for you.

You can complete the BS in Accounting program in as few as 3.5 years, while the BAS typically takes two years to complete. The optional Health Care Administration concentration usually takes no additional time for students to complete.

The online accounting degree is available in both part-time and full-time options. Call 910-212-4956 to speak with a knowledgeable counselor dedicated to personalizing your enrollment experience.

The total tuition for the BS in Accounting program is $53,940, while the BAS costs an estimated total of $26,970. The cost per credit hour is $435. This estimate does not include fees or other costs you may incur. More than 97% of students receive significant financial aid off the “sticker price” of $53,940. A variety of scholarships are available for Methodist University’s online programs.

For more information about tuition, additional costs, and financial aid options, please visit our tuition page.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

More than 97% of students receive significant financial aid off the “sticker price” of $49,600, making the value of an MU degree unmatched. A variety of scholarships are available for Methodist University’s online programs.

Learn more about scholarships tuition page.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

You may incur costs beyond tuition, such as textbooks, supplies, and other fees. Take these costs into consideration as you budget for your education.

You can review the tuition costs for this program here.

Yes. All of Methodist University’s online programs are regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).

Additionally, Methodist University’s Reeves School of Business is nationally accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) to offer the BS/BAS in Accounting: Health Care Administration concentration.

To gain admission into the program, you must provide the following:

• Completed application
• High school diploma or GED
• Transcripts

The online BAS degree requires that students have completed an AAS prior to entry.

Learn more about the admission process on our admissions page.

No, the BS/BAS in Accounting degree with a Health Care Administration concentration does not require work experience.

The first step is to start your application. To learn more about our admissions process, visit our admissions page, or call 910-212-4956 to speak with a knowledgeable admissions representative dedicated to personalizing your enrollment experience.

Yes! The program accepts up to 93 transfer credit hours, pending departmental approval.

Methodist University offers multiple start dates throughout the year, providing the flexibility to begin the BS/BAS in Accounting: Health Care Administration program on your schedule. To explore your options, request more information, call 910-212-4956, or view the academic calendar on our Admissions page.

Applications will be due no later than three weeks prior to the start of the term. Check the academic calendar on our Admissions page for specific dates and deadlines.

There is no GPA requirement for admissions into the program. To learn more about our admissions process, visit our admissions page, or call 910-212-4956 to speak with a knowledgeable counselor dedicated to personalizing your enrollment experience.

You can complete the program in as few as 3.5 years.

The online bachelor’s in professional leadership and ethics is available in both part-time and full-time options. Call 910-212-4956 to speak with a knowledgeable counselor dedicated to personalizing your enrollment experience.

With more than 97% of students receiving significant financial aid, very few pay the full “sticker price” tuition fee of $53,940, making the value of an MU degree unmatched. The estimated $53,940 does not include fees or other costs you may incur. A variety of scholarships are available for Methodist University’s online programs.

For more information about tuition, additional costs, and financial aid options, please visit our tuition page.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

More than 97% of students receive significant financial aid off the “sticker price” of $49,600, making the value of a Methodist University degree unmatched. A variety of scholarships are available for MU’s online programs.

Learn more about scholarships here.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

You may incur costs beyond tuition, such as textbooks, supplies, and other fees. Take these costs into consideration as you budget for your education.

You can review the tuition costs for this program here.

Yes, the online degree is regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).

To gain admission into the program, you must provide:

• Completed application
• High school diploma or GED
• Transcripts

Learn more about the admissions process on our admissions page.

No, the online BA in Professional Leadership and Ethics degree does not require work experience.

The first step is to start your application. To learn more about our admissions process, visit our admissions page, or call 910-212-4956 to speak with a knowledgeable admissions representative dedicated to personalizing your enrollment experience.

Yes! The degree accepts up to 93 transfer credit hours, pending departmental approval.

Applications will be due no later than three weeks prior to the start of the term. Check the academic calendar on our Admissions page for specific dates and deadlines.

There is no GPA requirement for admissions into the program. To learn more about our admissions process, visit our admissions page, or call 910-212-4956 to speak with a knowledgeable counselor dedicated to personalizing your enrollment experience.

Methodist University offers multiple start dates throughout the year, providing the flexibility to begin the BA in Professional Leadership and Ethics program on your schedule. To explore your options, request more information, call 910-212-4956, or view the academic calendar on our Admissions page.

There are a total of 124 credit hours, with 42 of those being major-specific.

No, this program does not follow a cohort model.

No, the online Bachelor’s in Professional Leadership and Ethics is an online program that features an optional in-person internship opportunity.

There is no required residency component for this program.

Methodist University will engage in a culture of excellence to provide transformative educational experiences by integrating our liberal arts foundation and spiritual and moral heritage with innovative student-centered programs to produce successful graduates who are dedicated to achievement and committed to making positive contributions to a global society. Learn more about Methodist University here.

Graduates can expect to enter positions that include:

• Financial manager
• Social and community service manager
• Public relations and fundraising manager
• Lodging manager
• Sales manager
• Training and development manager
• Administrative services manager

Learn more about potential career paths here.

You can complete the program in as few as two years.

The online AA in General Studies is available in both part-time and full-time options. Call 910-212-4956 to speak with a knowledgeable counselor dedicated to personalizing your enrollment experience.

With more than 97% of students receiving significant financial aid, very few pay the full “sticker price” tuition fee of $26,970, making the value of an MU degree unmatched. The estimated $26,970 does not include fees or other costs you may incur. A variety of scholarships are available for Methodist University’s online programs.

For more information about tuition, additional costs, and financial aid options, please visit our tuition page.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

More than 97% of students receive significant financial aid off the “sticker price” of $24,800, making the value of a Methodist University degree unmatched. A variety of scholarships are available for MU’s online programs.

Learn more about scholarships here.

You may incur costs beyond tuition, such as textbooks, supplies, and other fees. Take these costs into consideration as you budget for your education.

You can review the tuition costs for this program here.

Yes, the online degree is regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).

To gain admission into the program, you must provide:

• Completed application
• High school diploma or GED
• Transcripts

Learn more about the admissions process on our admissions page.

No, the online AA in General Studies degree does not require work experience.

The first step is to start your application. To learn more about our admissions process, visit our admissions page, or call 910-212-4956 to speak with a knowledgeable admissions representative dedicated to personalizing your enrollment experience.

Yes! Students can apply up to 46 s.h. toward a degree, pending departmental approval. They must earn 16 s.h. in residenc

Applications will be due no later than three weeks prior to the start of the term. Check the academic calendar on our Admissions page for specific dates and deadlines.

There is no GPA requirement for admissions into the program. To learn more about our admissions process, visit our admissions page, or call 910-212-4956 to speak with a knowledgeable counselor dedicated to personalizing your enrollment experience.

Methodist University offers multiple start dates throughout the year, providing the flexibility to begin the AA in General Studies program on your schedule. To explore your options, request more information, call 910-212-4956, or view the academic calendar on our Admissions page.

No, the program does not offer concentrations. Learn more about this program here.

No, this program does not follow a cohort model.

No, the online Associate’s in General Studies is an online program.

There is no required residency program for this program.

Methodist University will engage in a culture of excellence to provide transformative educational experiences by integrating our liberal arts foundation and spiritual and moral heritage with innovative student-centered programs to produce successful graduates who are dedicated to achievement and committed to making positive contributions to a global society. Learn more about Methodist University here.

Graduates can expect to enter positions that include:

• Administrative assistant
• Office manager
• Customer service representative
• Sales associate
• Receptionist

Learn more about potential career paths here.

1. Apply online
   • Students must be accepted and enrolled in a degree-seeking program at MU to use VA Benefits. VA Benefits cannot be used by students enrolled as “special student”.
2. Work with a dedicated enrollment counselor to determine and submit what is needed for your program from the following:
   • Official (final) high school transcripts or GED results
   • SAT or ACT scores (if under 21 years old at time of enrollment or less than 31 s.h. of transferable course work)
   • Official transcripts from all post-secondary institutions
   • Official military transcripts to be evaluated for academic credit. Official copies are available at the following sites:
     • Air Force
     • Army
     • Navy, USMC
   • CLEP scores. College Level Examination Program tests are free for active-duty service members through your Education Center. Contact bragg@methodist.edu for more information. This is a very important tool to evaluate knowledge gained outside a traditional classroom. Click here for a list of tests accepted by MU.
3. Contact the Methodist University Office of Veterans Services (MU Veteran Services) at 910-630-7174 to decide on your degree plan. Educational benefits can only be used for courses required by your degree plan.
   • The MU Veteran Services will need :
     • Chapter 30/33: Certificate of Eligibility OR VA Form 22-1990/1995 AND DD-214
     • Chapter 1606/1607: Certificate of Eligibility OR VA Form 22-1990/1995 AND DD-214 AND Notification of Basic Eligibility (NOBE)
     • Chapter 35: VA File Number AND Certificate of Eligibility OR VA Form 22-5490/5495 AND Disability Rating Letter
     • Chapter 31: DD-214 AND VA Form 28-1905
     • TOE: Certificate of Eligibility OR VA Form 22-1990E AND Transferability Authorization
4. Read, sign, and date the MU Requirements for VA Benefits Form — you can obtain a copy from the office of Veteran Services.
5. To be certified, submit a copy of your schedule, request for certification, and academic checklist from your advisor for your major or audit.
   • Please Note: Any changes made to your schedule after certification will affect your benefits. Chapter 33 recipients will receive a VA Benefits Statement to supply the Office of Student Accounts.
6. Other documentation may be required by MU Veteran Services depending on the educational benefit.

All necessary paperwork must be completed and submitted to MU Veteran Services in order for processing to begin.

You cannot be certified for Veterans Education Benefits for the following:

• Courses not required for your VA-approved, academic program (major).
• Courses for which you received transfer credit.
• Courses for which you received a passing grade.
• Courses taken for audit.
• Courses taken on a pass-fail or A-P-F basis.

MU Veteran Services will send the documentation for additional processing to the Regional Processing Office (RPO) which may take 60-90 days.

Timeline for processing of benefits:

• Application to certification of eligibility: 8-10 weeks
• Submission of Request for Certification to book payment: 8-10 weeks
• Earliest book payment to student: 12 days prior to the start of term
• Earliest tuition payment to school — billed after add/drop: 30-60 days
• Payment released by VA to credit student account: 15-20 days from the date the VA releases the funds to MU

Go to the VA’s education application page and follow their instructions.

If you are a veteran, use the Find a Form link, search and complete VA Form 22-1990, Application for VA Education Benefits. You will be mailed a COE in approximately eight weeks.

To access your Certificate of Eligibility (COE), please sign in to your account. Once you log in to your account, you can make this request. You will only be able to view the benefit if you were awarded educational benefits.

Yes, if you provide documentation that you are eligible for the benefit, and that you have applied. However, only the Department of Veteran Affairs can determine eligibility for VA benefits. We are only estimating what they will pay. You will be responsible for any amount of your debt VA has determined they will not pay for. If you are unsure, wait until your COE is mailed to you.

You don’t. The Yellow Ribbon is part of the Post 9/11 GI Bill® and is automatically applied if your tuition costs exceed the maximum state cap for tuition reimbursement and if you are qualified for the Post 9/11 GI Bill® at the 100% rate.

You can apply for grants, scholarships, and federal financial aid. See the Save Time & Money tab above for the many options available.

You can also apply for student federal aid: Methodist University’s federal school code is 002946.

Yes, you can. We are required to report the net tuition cost to the VA after applying grants, scholarships, discounts, etc. that apply to tuition. The balance is what VA will pay under Chapter 33.

Request and provide an official copy of your JST or CCAF transcript during the admissions process along with your prior college transcripts and high school transcripts so they can be evaluated.

You can order your transcripts using the appropriate military branch link below. Please note that you will likely be prompted to manually accept the DoD’s security certificates.

• Army, Navy, Coast Guard, Marines
• Air Force

It is possible. If you’re authorized to use more than one GI Bill® benefit you’re allowed to use up to 48 months of benefits, but one at a time. If you have used up your entire chapter 30 and have never used a different chapter (31, 32, 34, 35, 1606, or 1607) you could be eligible for an additional 12 months if you have not reached your delimiting date.

No. You will not receive a W-2 from the VA and benefits paid under any law administered by VA should not be reported as income to the IRS.

Please contact Randy Smith, director of veteran services, at randys@methodist.edu or at 910.630.7174.

You can also visit www.gibill.va.gov.

No, the program does not offer concentrations. However, you can further customize your degree by adding a minor, which will allow you to specialize in your field of interest and pursue your ideal career path. Choose from minors in Accounting, Business Administration, and Marketing.

Learn more about the bachelor’s program here, or explore our minors.

Yes! You can add a Health Care Administration concentration to your BS or BAS in Accounting degree. Learn more about this program here.

You can further customize your degree by adding a minor, which will allow you to specialize in your field of interest and pursue your ideal career path. Choose from minors in Business Administration and Marketing. Explore our minors.

Note: For students in the BS/BAS in Accounting, the Business Administration minor is already built into your program’s curriculum. To officially add this minor to your degree program, you’ll just need to notify your advisor.

Yes! You can add a Health Care Administration concentration to your BS or BAS in Business Administration degree. Learn more about the courses for this program here.

You can further customize your degree by adding a minor, which will allow you to specialize in your field of interest and pursue your ideal career path. Choose from minors in Accounting and Marketing. Explore our minors.

Yes. Choose from two career-focused concentrations in Business Information Systems and Cybersecurity and Information Assurance. You can further customize your degree by adding a minor, which will allow you to specialize in your field of interest and pursue your ideal career path. Choose from minors in Accounting, Business Administration, and Marketing. Explore our minors here, and learn more about each concentration here.

No, the program does not offer concentrations. However, you can further customize your degree by adding a minor, which will allow you to specialize in your field of interest and pursue your ideal career path. Choose from minors in Accounting, Business Administration, and Marketing.

You can learn more about coursework here, or explore our minors.

No, the program does not offer concentrations. However, you can further customize your degree by adding a minor, which will allow you to specialize in your field of interest and pursue your ideal career path. Choose from minors in Accounting and Marketing.

Note: For students in the BS in Health Care Administration, the Business Administration minor is already built into your program’s curriculum. To officially add this minor to your degree program, you’ll just need to notify your advisor.

Learn more about the Health Care Administration program here, or explore our minors.

Yes! The online BS in Marketing offers a Health Care Administration concentration, in which you’ll adopt leadership skills combined with the latest marketing technology skills needed to make a difference on any team. Learn more about the concentration here.

You can further customize your degree by adding a minor, which will allow you to specialize in your field of interest and pursue your ideal career path. Explore our minors.

Note: For students in the BS in Marketing, the Business Administration minor is already built into your program’s curriculum. To officially add this minor to your degree program, you’ll just need to notify your advisor.

Yes! Bachelor’s students can choose to add any of the following three minors to their program: Accounting, Business Administration, and Marketing. Explore our minors here.

Note: For students in the following programs, the Business Administration minor is already built into your program’s curriculum:

• BS/BAS in Accounting
• BS in Health Care Administration
• BS in Marketing

To officially add this minor to your degree program, you’ll just need to notify your advisor.

Adding a minor can lead to several benefits. You’ll be able to specialize your knowledge and progress on your ideal career path. Potential employers will also be impressed by your work ethic and dedication, which will set you apart from other applicants. Learn more about our minors in Accounting, Business Administration, and Marketing here.

Yes. This program offers two career-focused concentrations in Business Information Systems and Cybersecurity and Information Assurance. Learn more about each concentration here.

Moving from one concentration to another may be possible after enrollment. Contact an enrollment counselor to learn more.

Choosing a concentration for your degree allows you to gain career-ready skills in a specific area of expertise. These specialty skills will allow you to stand out among other professionals in your field and better compete for the position you want.

You can complete the program in just 1.5 years. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The MSN: Administrative Leadership is designed for working professionals with busy schedules, so you can take up to five years to complete your program. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

Yes, this program is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full-time. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

Yes. This online program is designed for professionals who work full-time and is offered part-time, allowing you to balance work, school, and personal responsibilities. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

Tuition is $545 per credit hour. You’ll need to complete 36 credit hours for an estimated total of $19,620, not including financial aid. You can review all tuition costs on the tuition page.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

Tuition for this program is $19,620, not including financial aid. You need to complete 36 credit hours at $545 each. You can review all costs and fees on the tuition page.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

There is a $150 graduation fee for all students. You can learn more about costs and fees on the tuition page.

The master’s degree program in nursing at Methodist University is pursuing initial accreditation by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (http://www.ccneaccreditation.org). Applying for accreditation does not guarantee that accreditation will be granted.

No, there are no entrance exams required. You can learn more on our admissions page.

The first step is to start your application.

No prior work experience is required. You can learn more about our application process on the admissions page.

Yes, this program accepts up to nine transfer credits. Learn more about our admissions policy.

We offer multiple start dates throughout the year. Applications will be due no later than three weeks prior to the start of the term. Check the academic calendar on our Admissions page for specific dates and deadlines.

You’ll need a minimum GPA of 2.75 to apply to the program. You can learn more about our requirements on the admissions page.

Admission requirements include a BSN degree, official transcripts, a personal statement, resume or CV, and a GPA of at least 2.75. You can learn more on the admissions page.

Methodist University offers six start dates every year for the online MSN program. Request more information or call us at 910-212-4956 to find out when you should apply.

This program consists of 36 credit hours. You can review courses now.

The Administrative Leadership track is the only track offered for the online MSN program at this time and therefore is required.

You’ll complete 13 courses to earn the MSN: Administrative Leadership degree. You can learn more about coursework on the curriculum page.

Yes. The Administrative Leadership track is the only track offered for the online MSN program at this time and therefore is required.

This program does not follow a cohort model. Learn more about coursework on the curriculum page.

This program is only available online. This allows you to complete your studies from anywhere and learn on your own schedule.

This program features online coursework with no residency requirement. However, you will complete 500 clinical hours.

You will complete 500 clinical hours throughout your program. For more details, visit the curriculum page.

Methodist University will engage in a culture of excellence to provide transformative educational experiences by integrating our liberal arts foundation and spiritual and moral heritage with innovative student-centered programs to produce successful graduates who are dedicated to achievement and committed to making positive contributions to a global society. Learn more about Methodist University here.

The online MSN is taught primarily by full-time tenure and tenure-track faculty, with some courses taught by qualified and experienced adjunct faculty.

This program’s faculty consists of four full-time instructors and two adjunct/part-time instructors.

Graduates of this program are qualified for nurse management or administrative positions in a variety of inpatient and outpatient health care settings. Possible job titles include staff development coordinator, unit manager, chief nursing officer, and more.

You can complete the program in as little as one year, but most students complete their program in two years. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

This certificate is designed for working professionals with busy schedules, so you can take up to three years to complete your program. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

Yes, this program is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full-time. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

Yes. This online program is designed for professionals who work full-time and is offered part-time, allowing you to balance work, school, and personal responsibilities. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

Tuition is $545 per credit hour. You’ll need to complete 18–22 credit hours for an estimated total of $9,810–$11,990, not including financial aid. You can review all tuition costs on the tuition page.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

Tuition for this program is $9,810–$11,990, not including financial aid, depending on the concentration you choose. You’ll need to complete 18–22 credit hours at $545 each. You can review all costs and fees on the tuition page.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

There is a $300 Licensure exam fee attached to the EDU 6900/PXS 6600 Student Teaching course. This fee is non-refundable and will be used to purchase a testing voucher for the required PPAT® pedagogy assessment. Students are required to pass all content licensure exams prior to completing their program. You can learn more about costs and fees on the tuition page.

Methodist University’s Post Baccalaureate Residency Licensure Certificate is offered as an approved educator preparation program through the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction (NCDPI) and is an alternative pathway to initial teaching licensure.

No, there are no entrance exams required. You can learn more on our admissions page.

The first step is to start your application.

All applicants must be employed or seeking employment with a public or public charter school in the state of North Carolina. You can learn more about our application process on the admissions page.

A maximum of three courses (equaling up to nine credit hours) may be waived based on exam scores. Students who have degrees in education without licensure and who have passed all content licensure exams may apply for a waiver for content/pedagogy courses.

All students must complete a minimum of three courses at MU. Learn more about our admissions requirements.

We offer multiple start dates throughout the year. Applications will be due no later than three weeks prior to the start of the term. Check the academic calendar on our Admissions page for specific dates and deadlines.

You’ll need a minimum GPA of 2.7 to apply to the program. However, students who do not meet GPA requirements can be conditionally accepted and establish a GPA during their first term. Learn more about our requirements on the admissions page.

Admission requirements include a bachelor’s degree, official transcripts, residency licensure form signed by the applicant and sponsoring school system, prerequisite coursework, and a GPA of at least 2.7. Applicants must also be employed or seeking employment with a public or public charter school in North Carolina. You can learn more on the admissions page.

Methodist University offers six start dates every year for this program. Request more information or call us at 910-212-4956 to find out when you should apply.

Residency licensure in North Carolina is an alternative pathway to pursue initial licensure in education. Graduates of this program are licensed K–12 teachers in their chosen concentration area.

When you finish the program, you will be a licensed K–12 teacher in North Carolina. Depending on the concentration area you choose, you will be qualified to teach elementary school, special education, middle grades, high school, art, physical education, health education, or music.

This program consists of 18–22 credit hours. You can review courses now.

You’ll complete six to eight courses to earn the Post Baccalaureate Residency Licensure Certificate. You can learn more about coursework on the curriculum page.

This program does not follow a cohort model. Learn more about coursework on the curriculum page.

This program is only available online. This allows you to complete your studies from anywhere and learn on your own schedule.

You will complete a 16-week student teaching placement at your current teaching assignment. Explore the curriculum page to learn more.

Methodist University will engage in a culture of excellence to provide transformative educational experiences by integrating our liberal arts foundation and spiritual and moral heritage with innovative student-centered programs to produce successful graduates who are dedicated to achievement and committed to making positive contributions to a global society.

Learn more about Methodist University here.

This program includes a combination of tenure-track and adjunct instructors. The adjuncts in this program are selected because they work in the school system, which builds connections to theory and practice that are key for student success.

Currently, five full-time faculty and three part-time faculty teach in the program

You can complete this program in as little as two years. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

This certificate is designed for working professionals with busy schedules, so you can take up to five years to complete your program. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

Yes, this program is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full-time. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

Yes. This online program is designed for professionals who work full time and is offered part-time, allowing you to balance work, school, and personal responsibilities. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

Tuition is $545 per credit hour. You’ll need to complete 12 credit hours for an estimated total of $6,540, not including financial aid. You can review all tuition costs on the tuition page.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

Tuition for this program is $6,540, not including financial aid. You need to complete 12 credit hours at $545 each. You can review all costs and fees on the tuition page.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

There is a $150 graduation fee for all students. You can learn more about costs and fees on the tuition page.

This program fulfills teaching and learning requirements for nursing faculty in North Carolina as regulated by the NCBON. The Graduate Nursing Education Certificate does not require CCNE accreditation.

No, there are no entrance exams required. You can learn more on our admissions page.

The first step is to start your application.

No prior work experience is required. You can learn more about our application process on the admissions page.

While Methodist University’s online Graduate Nursing Education Certificate does not accept transfer credits, you can receive dual credit toward our online MSN degree. Request more information or call us at 910-212-4956 for more details.

We offer multiple start dates throughout the year. Applications will be due no later than three weeks prior to the start of the term. Check the academic calendar on our Admissions page for specific dates and deadlines.

You’ll need a minimum GPA of 2.75 to apply to the program. You can learn more about our requirements on the admissions page.

Admission requirements include a BSN degree, official transcripts, a personal statement, resume or CV, and a GPA of at least 2.75. You can learn more on the admissions page.

Methodist University offers six start dates every year for this program. Request more information or call us at 910.212.4956 to find out when you should apply.

You’ll complete five courses to earn the Graduate Nursing Education Certificate. You can learn more about coursework on the curriculum page.

While the two fields often overlap, you will find many differences between the psychology and social work degree programs at MU. To decide which is right for you, explore our social work and psychology program pages. One of our dedicated enrollment counselors can also discuss program options to help you determine which program is the best fit for your goals and interests. To speak with an enrollment counselor, call 910.212.4956.

Professionals who work in health care management oversee the efficiency and financial health of an organization, while those in health care administration often focus on staffing needs and patient services. For more information, contact an enrollment counselor at 910.212.4956.

Human performance psychology combines the related specialties of human factors and industrial/organizational (I/O) psychology. It explores the design of systems, machines, and products for human use as well as the productivity and satisfaction of employees.

You can complete the program in just 2.5 years. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The BS in Exercise & Sport Science is designed for working professionals with busy lives, so if something interrupts your normal course of study, you don’t have to worry about losing the courses you’ve completed. You can take up to five years to complete the degree if needed. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online BS in Exercise & Sport Science is available in both part-time and full-time options. Call 910.212.4956 to speak with a knowledgeable counselor dedicated to personalizing your enrollment experience.

To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

Tuition is $435 per credit hour. You’ll need to complete 124 credits for a total tuition of $53,940. You can review all costs on the tuition page.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

Tuition for the BS in Exercise & Sport Science is $53,940. You need to complete 124 credit hours at $435 per hour. You can review all costs on the tuition page.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

You should expect additional costs for textbooks and supplies. You can review all costs on the tuition page.

No, there are no entrance exams required. Learn more about requirements on the admissions page.

The first step is to start your application. Learn more about requirements on the admissions page.

No, prior work experience is not required. Learn more about requirements on the admissions page.

Yes, the BS in Exercise & Sport Science accepts up to 93 transfer credits. Learn more about this policy on the admissions page.

Up to 93 credits may be transferred and applied towards the BS in Exercise & Sport Science. Learn more about this policy on the admissions page.

There is no GPA requirement for admissions into the program. To learn more about our admissions process, visit our admissions page, or call 910.212.4956 to speak with a knowledgeable counselor dedicated to personalizing your enrollment experience.

The requirements for the BS in Exercise & Sport Science include:

• Complete application
• A high school diploma or GED
• Methodist University requires the submission of a copy of all previous unofficial transcripts (High School and Colleges/Universities) for acceptance and admission. The initial review process allows unofficial transcripts to be utilized, which can lead to a provisional acceptance if admitted. *Official Transcripts will be required to remove the provisional status and receive full acceptance. Please reach out to your Enrollment Counselor to discuss our Transcript Ordering Service which can obtain transcript records on your behalf

Learn more about requirements on the admissions page.

Methodist University offers multiple start dates throughout the year, providing the flexibility to begin the BS in Exercise & Sport Science program on your schedule. To explore your options, request more information, call 910.212.4956, or view the academic calendar on our Admissions page.

On average students can complete this program in 24 months but will depend on your transfer credits and pace. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The MS in Criminal Justice is designed for working professionals with busy lives, so if something interrupts your planned course of study, you don’t have to worry about losing the credits you’ve completed. On average, students will take two years to finish the degree but that will ultimately depend on one’s transfer credits and pace through the program. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online master’s in criminal justice is available in both part-time and full-time options. Call 910.212.4956 to speak with a knowledgeable counselor to personalize your enrollment experience.

To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

Tuition is $545 per credit hour. You’ll need to complete 36 credit hours for a total tuition of $19,620. You can review all costs on our tuition page.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

Tuition for the MS in Criminal Justice is $19,620. You need to complete 36 credit hours at $545 per hour. You can review all costs on our tuition page.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

You should expect additional costs for textbooks and supplies. You can review all costs on the tuition page.

No, there are no entrance exams required. You can learn more about requirements on our admissions page.

The first step is to start your application.

No, prior work experience is not required. You can learn more about requirements on our admissions page.

Yes, the MS in Criminal Justice accepts up to nine transfer credits. You can learn more about requirements on our admissions page.

Up to nine credits may be transferred and applied towards the MS in Criminal Justice. You can learn more about requirements on our admissions page.

You’ll need a GPA of 3.0 to apply to the program. Undergraduate GPA of 2.75 – 3.0 will be considered for acceptance on a probation basis, meaning you must maintain a 3.0 in your first 12 credit hours. You can learn more about requirements on our admissions page.

Methodist University offers multiple start dates throughout the year, providing the flexibility to begin the MS in Criminal Justice program on your schedule. To explore your options, request more information, call 910.212.4956, or view the academic calendar on our Admissions page.

You’ll complete 36 credits to earn the MS in Criminal Justice. You can review the courses now. Total credits earned at Methodist University are dependent upon the number of transfer credits you have (up to nine).

You’ll complete 12 courses to earn the MS in Criminal Justice degree. You can learn more about coursework for the MS in Criminal Justice at Methodist University on our courses page.

The MS in Criminal Justice does not offer any concentrations at this time.

The MS in Criminal Justice is only available online. This allows you to study in the times and locations that are best for you throughout your entire program without a requirement of ever coming to campus.

No, there is no residency required to earn your MS in Criminal Justice.

There are no clinical/field hours required to complete the MS in Criminal Justice.

Methodist University will engage in a culture of excellence to provide transformative educational experiences by integrating our liberal arts foundation and spiritual and moral heritage with innovative student-centered programs to produce successful graduates who are dedicated to achievement and committed to making positive contributions to a global society. Learn more about Methodist University.

Those who hold a MS in Criminal Justice often pursue career titles such as probation officer, victim advocate, or special agent. Salaries range from $47,920 to $83,772, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Learn more about your career options by visiting our careers page.

Currently, Methodist University does not offer scholarships for this program. Please consider the following options regarding finances:

• Complete the FAFSA^® to determine financial aid eligibility. Methodist University’s FAFSA^® code is 002946.
• Apply for a Sallie Mae loan.

Currently, Methodist University does not offer scholarships for the MS in Criminal Justice. Please consider the following options regarding finances:

• Complete the FAFSA^® to determine financial aid eligibility. Methodist University’s FAFSA^® code is 002946.
• Apply for a Sallie Mae loan.

The requirements for the MS in Criminal Justice include:

• Complete application
• Bachelor’s degree from a four-year accredited college or university before starting the first term of the program
• Undergraduate GPA of 3.0 or higher
• Official transcripts from each institution attended
• Two letters of recommendation (one letter must be from a professor or employer)
• A typed personal statement including your background, interest in attending Methodist University, interest in the program, and your career goals

You can learn more about requirements on our admissions page.

You can complete the program in just two years. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The Doctor of Nursing Practice is designed for working professionals with busy lives, so if something interrupts your normal course of study, you don’t have to worry about losing the courses you’ve completed. You can take up to five years to complete the degree, if needed. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online Doctor of Nursing Practice program is available in both part-time and full-time options. Call 910.212.4956 to speak with a knowledgeable counselor to personalize your enrollment experience. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

Tuition is $545 per credit hour. You’ll need to complete 36 for a total tuition of $19,620. You can review all costs on the tuition page.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

Tuition for the Doctor of Nursing Practice is $19,620. You need to complete 36 credit hours at $545 each. You can review all costs on the tuition page.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

You should expect additional costs for textbooks and supplies. You can review all costs on the tuition page.

The Doctor of Nursing program at MU is seeking accreditation from the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Methodist University currently has a CCNE-accredited baccalaureate program and will submit a letter of intent to request an accreditation review for the DNP Program in February 2024.

No, there are no entrance exams required. You can learn more about our requirements on the admissions page.

The first step is to start your application.

The Doctor of Nursing Practice does not require a minimum amount of work experience, but you must have a current, unrestricted license to practice as a registered nurse. You can learn more about our requirements on the admissions page.

Yes, the Doctor of Nursing Practice accepts up to six transfer credits. Additionally, you may be able to transfer up to 500 practicum hours from an MSN program. You can learn more about this policy on our admissions page.

Up to six credits may be transferred and applied towards the Doctor of Nursing Practice. Additionally, you may be able to transfer up to 500 practicum hours from an MSN program. You can learn more about our requirements on the admissions page.

The Doctor of Nursing Practice only accepts new enrollments in the Fall I and Spring I terms. Applications are due three weeks prior to start dates. For more information, access our academic calendar.

You’ll need a GPA of 3.0 to apply to the program. You can learn more about our requirements on the admissions page.

Methodist University offers multiple start dates throughout the year, providing the flexibility to begin the Doctor of Nursing Practice program on your schedule. For new students, there are 2 start dates/year, Fall I and Spring I. Once enrolled into the program, students can take courses 6 terms/year. To explore your options, request more information, call 910.212.4956, or view the academic calendar on our admissions page.

You’ll complete 36 credit hours to earn the Doctor of Nursing Practice. You can review courses now.

You’ll complete 13 courses to earn the Doctor of Nursing Practice degree. You can learn more about coursework for the Doctor of Nursing Practice at MU on our courses page.

Currently the Doctor of Nursing Practice offers one concentration in Executive Leadership. This concentration explores topics in transformational management, health care business concepts, equity and inclusion in global health, and more.

The Doctor of Nursing Practice coursework is only available online. This allows you to study in the times and locations that are best for you throughout your entire program without a requirement of ever coming to campus. The practicum hours required to complete your DNP make up the only in-person component in this program.

No, there is no residency required to earn your Doctor of Nursing Practice.

There are 1000 practice hours required to complete the Doctor of Nursing Practice. Up to 500 hours may be transferred from an MSN program.

Methodist University will engage in a culture of excellence to provide transformative educational experiences by integrating our liberal arts foundation and spiritual and moral heritage with innovative student-centered programs to produce successful graduates who are dedicated to achievement and committed to making positive contributions to a global society. Learn more about Methodist University.

Those who hold a Doctor of Nursing Practice often pursue career titles such as nurse manager, nurse educator, or chief nursing officer with salaries that range from $82,040 to $135,355 and growth rates as high as 28%, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and Payscale. Learn more about your career options by visiting our careers page.

Currently, Methodist University does not offer scholarships for this program.

Please consider the following options regarding finances:

• Complete the FAFSA^® to determine financial aid eligibility. MU’s FAFSA ^® code is 002946.
• Apply for a Sallie Mae loan.

The requirements for the Doctor of Nursing Practice include:

• Complete application
• Master’s degree in nursing OR a bachelor’s degree in nursing from a four-year accredited college or university and master’s degree in a business or health-related/educational field (MBA, MHA, MPH, M.Ed., etc.)
• Cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher in the awarded master’s degree
• Official transcripts showing proof of the BSN degree and graduate degree earned
• Current, unrestricted license to practice as a registered nurse
• Current resume
• Written statement of personal goals and practice project interest
• Cover letter

You can learn more about our requirements on the admissions page.

No, the Doctor of Nursing Practice does not follow a cohort model — you may take courses in the order you choose as long as prerequisites are met.

You can complete the program in just two years. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling is designed for working professionals with busy lives, so if something interrupts your normal course of study, you don’t have to worry about losing the courses you’ve completed. Full-time students can graduate in two years, but you can take more time to complete the degree, if needed. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling is available in both part-time and full-time options. Call 910.212.4956 to speak with a knowledgeable counselor to personalize your enrollment experience.

Tuition is $545 per credit hour. You’ll need to complete 60 hours for a total tuition of $32,700. You can review all costs on our tuition page.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

Tuition for the MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling is $32,700. You need to complete 60 credit hours at $545 each. You can review all costs on our tuition page.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

You should expect additional costs for textbooks and supplies. You can review all costs on the tuition page.

The MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling program has been designed to the standards and requirements of CACREP, The Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs. CACREP Accreditation will be pursued as soon as we are eligible.

No, there are no entrance exams required. You can learn more about our requirements on the admissions page.

The first step is to start your application.

No, prior work experience is not required. You can learn more about our requirements on the admissions page.

Yes, the MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling accepts up to nine transfer credits. You can learn more about this policy on the admissions page.

Up to nine credits may be transferred and applied towards the MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. You can learn more about this policy on the admissions page.

Applications are due about three weeks prior to start dates (Fall I and Spring I). For more information, access our academic calendar.

You’ll need at least a GPA of 2.5 to apply to the program. We review applications on a case by case basis. You can learn more about our requirements on the admissions page.

Methodist University offers multiple start dates throughout the year.
For new students, there are 2 start dates/year, Fall I and Spring I.
Once enrolled into the program, students can take courses 6 terms/year. To explore your options, request more information, call 910.212.4956, or view the academic calendar on our admissions page.

You’ll complete 60 credits to earn the MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. You can review courses now.

You’ll complete 21 courses to earn the MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. You can learn more about coursework for the MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at MU on our courses page.

The MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling does not include any concentrations at this time.

Yes, the MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling does follow a cohort model.

The MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling is only available online. This allows you to study in the times and locations that are best for you throughout your entire program without a requirement of ever coming to campus.

No, there is no residency required to earn your MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling.

There are 180 clinical hours required to complete the MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling.

Methodist University will engage in a culture of excellence to provide transformative educational experiences by integrating our liberal arts foundation and spiritual and moral heritage with innovative student-centered programs to produce successful graduates who are dedicated to achievement and committed to making positive contributions to a global society. Learn more about Methodist University.

Those who hold an MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling often pursue careers as mental health counselors, which has an expected growth rate of 22% through the year 2031, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Learn more about your career options by visiting our careers page.

Currently, Methodist University does not offer scholarships for this program. Please consider the following options regarding finances:

• Complete the FAFSA^® to determine financial aid eligibility. MU’s FAFSA ^® code is 002946.
• Apply for a Sallie Mae loan

The requirements for the MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling include:

• Complete application
• Bachelor’s degree from a four-year accredited college or university before starting the first term of the program
• Undergraduate GPA of 2.5 or higher
• Official transcripts from each institution attended
• Two letters of recommendation (one letter must be from a professor or employer)
• A typed personal statement including your background, interest in attending Methodist University, interest in the program, and your career goals

You can learn more about our requirements on the admissions page.

You can complete the program in just two years. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The MEd in Educational Leadership with a specialization in Instructional Technology is designed for working professionals with busy lives, so if something interrupts your normal course of study, you don’t have to worry about losing the courses you’ve completed. You can take a break for up to one year, if needed. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online MEd in Educational Leadership with a specialization in Instructional Technology is available in both part-time and full-time options. Call 910.212.4956 to speak with a knowledgeable counselor to personalize your enrollment experience. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

Tuition is $545 per credit hour. You’ll need to complete 36 credits for a total tuition of $19,620. You can review all costs on our tuition page.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

Tuition for the MEd in Educational Leadership with a specialization in Instructional Technology is $19,620. You need to complete 36 credit hours at $545 per hour. You can review all costs on our tuition page.

*This is an estimate of the total tuition based on the current school year and is subject to change.

You should expect additional costs for textbooks and supplies. You can review all costs on the tuition page.

Yes, the online degree is regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC). This program is pending NCDPI (North Carolina Department of Public Instruction) approval, which Methodist University is seeking.

It has been designed to NCDPI and ISTE standards and requirements.

No, there are no entrance exams required. You can learn more our requirements on the admissions page.

The first step is to start your application.

No, prior work experience is not required. You can learn more about our requirements on the admissions page.

Yes, this MEdIT program allows up to 9 credit hours of equitable graduate-level work to be transferred as credit for this degree. Courses may only be transferred to fulfil the Core Course requirements.

The MEd in Educational Leadership with a specialization in Instructional Technology has six intakes per year. Applications are due approximately three weeks prior to start dates. For more information, access our academic calendar.

There is no GPA required for admittance into this program.

Methodist University offers multiple start dates throughout the year, providing the flexibility to begin the MEd in Educational Leadership with a specialization in Instructional Technology program on your schedule. To explore your options, request more information, call 910.212.4956, or view the academic calendar on our Admissions page.

You’ll complete 36 credits to earn the MEd in Educational Leadership with a specialization in Instructional Technology. You can review courses now.

You’ll complete 13 courses to earn the MEd in Educational Leadership with a specialization in Instructional Technology degree. You can learn more about coursework for the MEd in Educational Leadership with a specialization in Instructional Technology at Methodist University on our curriculum page.

Yes, the MEd in Educational Leadership offers a specialization in Instructional Technology. You can learn more about coursework for the program on the curriculum page.

The MEd in Educational Leadership with a specialization in Instructional Technology is only available online. This allows you to study in the times and locations that are best for you throughout your entire program without a requirement of ever coming to campus.

No, there is no resident required to earn your MEd in Educational Leadership with a specialization in Instructional Technology.

There are no clinical hours required to complete the MEd in Educational Leadership with a specialization in Instructional Technology.

Methodist University will engage in a culture of excellence to provide transformative educational experiences by integrating our liberal arts foundation and spiritual and moral heritage with innovative student-centered programs to produce successful graduates who are dedicated to achievement and committed to making positive contributions to a global society. Learn more about Methodist University.

Those who hold a MEd in Educational Leadership with a specialization in Instructional Technology often pursue career titles such as instructional designer, technology director, and e-learning specialist with salaries that range from $61,836 to $107,755, according to data from Payscale and the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Learn more about your career options by visiting our careers page.

The requirements for the MEd in Educational Leadership with a specialization in Instructional Technology include:

• Complete application
• Bachelor’s degree from a four-year accredited college or university before starting the first term of the program
• Official transcripts from each institution attended
• Two letters of recommendation (one letter must be from a professor or employer)
• A typed personal statement including your background, interest in attending Methodist University, interest in the program, and your career goals

You can learn more about our requirements on the admissions page.

Currently, Methodist University does not offer scholarships for this program. Please consider the following options regarding finances:

• Complete the FAFSA^® to determine financial aid eligibility. MU’s FAFSA^® code is 002946.
• Apply for a Sallie Mae loan.

No, the MEd in Educational Leadership with a specialization in Instructional Technology does not follow a cohort model — you may take courses in the order you choose as long as prerequisites are met.

Our program was designed so that a psychology specific degree is not necessary. We welcome anyone who has a bachelor’s in any area of study. Clinical Mental Health Counseling foundational knowledge will be covered in your first four online classes.

You can complete the program in just two years. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online BS in Advanced Paramedicine is designed for working paramedics with busy lives, so if something interrupts your normal course of study, you don’t have to worry about losing the courses you’ve completed. You can take a break for up to one year, if needed. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online BS in Advanced Paramedicine is available in both part-time and full-time options. We designed it to provide flexible pathways to degree completion for the working professional. Call 910.212.4956 to speak with a knowledgeable counselor to personalize your enrollment experience. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

Tuition is $435 per credit hour. This degree requires a total of 124 credit hours, but all BS in Advanced Paramedicine students will enter the program with a minimum of 36 transfer credits thanks to their paramedic credential, reducing the estimated total tuition to $38,280. You can review all costs on our tuition page.

Currently, Methodist University does not offer scholarships for this program. Please consider the following options regarding finances:

• Complete the FAFSA^® to determine financial aid eligibility. MU’s FAFSA^® code is 002946.
• Apply for a Sallie Mae loan.

You need to complete 124 credit hours at $435 each. However, all BS in Advanced Paramedicine students will enter the program with a minimum of 36 transfer credits thanks to their paramedic credential, making the estimated total tuition $38,280. Additional transfer credits (up to 93) will further reduce this total. You can review all costs on our tuition page.

You should expect additional costs for textbooks and supplies. You can learn more about all costs on our tuition page.

This program is SACSCOC accredited. Because the Advanced Paramedicine program picks up where your initial paramedic education left off, there is no industry-specific accreditation available at this time.

No, there are no entrance exams required. You can learn more about our requirements on the admissions page.

The first step is to start your application.

The program does not require a minimum amount of work experience. However, you must provide proof of an active paramedic credential or military designation in a paramedic role (current or active within the last four years) prior to admission. You can learn more about our requirements on the admissions page.

Yes, the online BS in Advanced Paramedicine accepts up to 93 transfer credits, of which 36 will come from your paramedic credential. You can learn more about this policy on the admissions page.

Up to 93 credits may be transferred and applied towards the online BS in Advanced Paramedicine. All students qualify for at least 36 transfer credits by having their required paramedic credential. You can learn more about this policy on the admissions page.

The online BS in Advanced Paramedicine has three intakes per year. Applications are due approximately three weeks prior to start dates. For more information, access our academic calendar.

No minimum GPA is required for admission to this program. You can learn more about our requirements on the admissions page.

The requirements for the online BS in Advanced Paramedicine include:

• Complete application
• A High School Diploma or GED
• Official Transcript
• Proof of an active paramedic credential or military designation in a paramedic role

You can learn more about our requirements on the admissions page.

Methodist University offers multiple start dates throughout the year, providing the flexibility to begin the online BS in Advanced Paramedicine program on your schedule. To explore your options, request more information, call 910.212.4956, or view the academic calendar on our admissions page.

You’ll complete 124 credit hours to earn the BS in Advanced Paramedicine. You can review courses now. Total credits earned at Methodist University are dependent upon the number of transfer credits you have (up to 93).

You’ll complete 30 courses totaling 124 credit hours to earn the BS in Advanced Paramedicine degree. You can learn more about coursework for the online BS in Advanced Paramedicine at Methodist University on the courses page.

The online BS in Advanced Paramedicine does not include any concentrations.

No, the online BS in Advanced Paramedicine does not follow a cohort model — you may take courses in the order you choose as long as prerequisites are met.

The BS in Advanced Paramedicine is only available online. This allows you to study in the times and locations that are best for you without ever needing to come to campus.

No clinical hours are required to complete the online BS in Advanced Paramedicine.

Those who hold a BS in Advanced Paramedicine often pursue career titles such as EMS director, flight paramedic, community paramedic, or critical care paramedic with salaries that range from $47,949 to $75,726 and growth rates as high as 7%, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and Payscale. Learn more about your career options by visiting our careers page.

No, this program does not lead to licensure.

The first step is to fill out your application.

The Bachelor of Social work program consists of 124 credit hours, and the Child Welfare Collaboration concentration adds three, bringing the total to 127 credit hours.

The concentration options for our Bachelor of Social Work program will further your skills in specific areas depending on your career goals. The Child Welfare Collaboration concentration will specifically prepare you to work in a child welfare setting.

This concentration focuses on the child welfare system and prepares you for work as a social worker in public child welfare and other child-serving organizations.

The first step is to fill out your application.

The Bachelor of Social Work program consists of 124 credit hours, and the School Social Work Licensure pathway adds nine, bringing the total to 133 credit hours.

This pathway will prepare you for licensure in North Carolina through the NC DPI.

This optional pathway focuses on social work in a school setting and prepares you for North Carolina licensure. Upon graduation, you will be well-equipped to work as a school social worker or in a related field.

Graduates of our criminal justice programs go on to work as police, parole officers, corrections officers, detectives, and more. Jobs generally involve enforcing laws to ensure the safety of the public. You can read more about career potential here.

Many agencies in North Carolina will only hire or promote police officers with a degree. Our programs position graduates to be competitive job candidates and earn more in current or future careers.

Requirements to become a police officer vary by agency, but many organizations seek applicants with a GED and some college experience. Earning your degree in criminal justice will make you a competitive applicant who has proven they have the skills necessary to be a valuable officer.

The average completion time for the bachelor’s program is 3.5 years, and the average for the master’s is 2 years. These programs can take less time depending on the number of transfer credits used.

Request and provide an official copy of your JST or CCAF transcript during the admissions process along with your prior college transcripts and high school transcripts so they can be evaluated.

You can order your transcripts using the appropriate military branch link below. Please note that you will likely be prompted to manually accept the DoD’s security certificates.

• Army, Navy, Coast Guard, Marines
• Air Force

Methodist University offers various educational benefits to help military service members pay for their education. Our Office of Veteran Services is here to assist active-duty personnel, veterans, and their dependents in receiving various educational benefits. Methodist University also participates in the Yellow Ribbon Program.

Additionally, our dedicated admission team can be contacted directly at (855) 474-8222 or online@methodist.edu to answer your questions.

Yes. Methodist University offers a 100% online Bachelor of Science in Psychology that allows you to study on your schedule in a flexible format ideal for working adults. The BS in Psychology program features concentrations in Counseling/Clinical Psychology or Human Performance Psychology.

The online BS in Psychology is designed to be completed in 3.5 years, while the online MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling can be completed in two years.

A psychology or clinical mental health counseling degree can open doors to a wide range of career opportunities in the mental health field and beyond. Graduates of our programs can work in counseling, human resources, business, management, and more.

Yes. Becoming a licensed counselor in North Carolina requires the completion of a master’s degree in counseling from a regionally accredited institution.

In addition to holding a master’s degree in counseling from a regionally accredited institution, you must complete a practicum, internship, and supervision hours, then pass either the National Counselor Examination for Licensure and Certification, the National Clinical Mental Health Counselor Exam, or the Certified Rehabilitation Counselor Exam.⁷ Candidates in North Carolina must also pass the Jurisprudence Exam.⁸

This information is subject to change. Please refer to your state’s licensing board for details.

A graduate certificate can enhance your professional skills and give you a valuable credential for advancement. However, it is not a degree like an associate’s, bachelor’s, or master’s degree.

The definition of a certificate and a micro-credential varies across industries and institutions, but the two are usually considered very similar.

The time to complete an online graduate certificate depends on which program you’re interested in.

• The health care administration certificate is a two-term program.
• The nursing education certificate is a one-year program.
• The Post Baccalaureate Teacher Residency Licensure Certificate is a two-year program.

According to the U.S. Department of Education, Federal Pell Grants are typically awarded to undergraduate students with exceptional financial need and who have not earned a bachelor’s, graduate, or professional degree. In some cases, however, a student pursuing a postbaccalaureate teacher certification program may be eligible for a Federal Pell Grant.

The number of credit hours you can transfer depends on the certificate program you’re interested in.

• Based on exam scores, a maximum of three courses (equaling up to nine credit hours) may be waived for the online Post Baccalaureate Teacher Residency Licensure Certificate. Students who have degrees in education without licensure and who have passed all content licensure exams may apply for a waiver for content/pedagogy courses.
• While Methodist University’s online Graduate Nursing Education Certificate does not accept transfer credits, you can receive dual credit toward our online MSN.

Yes. Methodist University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges. The Reeves School of Business is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs. Our BSW program is accredited by the Council on Social Work Education. Our nursing programs are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education.

Yes. Methodist University is proud to offer competitive tuition and accepts all federal financial aid. In fact, 97% of MU students receive financial aid. You can contact us to learn more about financial aid.

Depending on the program you choose, it’s possible to complete your entire degree online. Many of our online BS and BA degrees are delivered in a 100% online format with no in-person requirements. Other programs include fully online coursework with some fieldwork requirements.

No. Diplomas are the same for all bachelor’s program graduates, whether the program was completed online or at our campus location.

MU accepts up to 93 transfer credits for online undergraduate degree programs. We evaluate credits for courses completed with a grade of C or higher from other regionally accredited institutions. For complete details about our transfer policy, please contact us.

While completion time varies by degree option, our online graduate programs are designed for students to complete in two years or less.

Yes. We offer a generous transfer policy designed to help you maximize your previous academic experience. Depending on the program you choose, three to nine transfer credits are accepted for online graduate programs at MU.

Our online graduate degree programs are designed to provide maximum flexibility for working adults. The asynchronous format allows you to study on your schedule as you work toward your academic goals.

Applications for MU’s online master’s programs are reviewed on a rolling basis. If you miss the deadline for one term, your application will immediately be reviewed and considered for the next term without needing to re-apply.

Start dates include:

• Fall I: August 19, 2024
• Fall II: October 14, 2024
• Spring I: January 6, 2025
• Spring II: March 3, 2025
• Summer I: April 28, 2025
• Summer II: June 23, 2025