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OMC: What is the cost of graduate school?
PH: Our tuition is based on whether a student is a resident of the State of Wisconsin. A three-credit graduate course for a WI resident is (this spring) is $1,357.50. Full-time Graduate School tuition (eight credits or more) for a WI resident is $3,326. You get a "better deal" if you take more credits, as the per credit cost goes down. The average master's degree is somewhere between 24 to 36 credits total.
CP: A master's degree requires 30-40 credits, depending on the program. Current tuition rates are $620 per credit for Business, $445 for Education and $600 for all other graduate programs.
Ph.D. programs typically require about 72 credits post-baccalaureate or about 42 post-master's. Of those credit amounts, 12 are dissertation, leaving 60 (or 30) credits of classwork. The same tuition rates apply.
OMC: What are the most popular graduate programs?
PH: School of Business and School of Social Welfare have the largest number of masters students at any given time. English and Urban Education have the largest number of Ph.D.s
CP: Our largest graduate program by far is the MBA program followed by Education and Nursing.
Local colleges and universities with graduate school programs:
Alverno College
3400 S. 43
(414) 382-6000
Cardinal Stritch University
6801 N. Yates Rd.
(414) 410-4000
Carroll College
100 N. East Ave.
Waukesha
(262) 524-7220
Concordia University
12800 N. Lake Shore Dr.
(262) 243-4248
www.cuw.edu
Keller Graduate School of Management
100 E. Wisconsin
(414) 278-7677
20935 Swenson Dr.
Waukesha
(262) 798-9889
www.keller.edu
Lakeland College
1135 S. 70 St.
(414) 476-6565
Marquette University
Holthusen Hall, Room 305
1324 W. Wisconsin Ave.
(414) 288-7250
www.mu.edu
Medical College of Wisconsin
8701 Watertown Plank Rd.
(414) 456-8296
Milwaukee School of Engineering
1025 N. Broadway
(414) 277-6763
www.msoe.edu
Mount Mary College
2900 N. Menomonee River Pkwy.
(414) 258-4810
National-Louis University -- Master's in Education
1110 N. Old World Third St.
(414) 272-2658
Ottawa University
300 N. Corporate Dr.
Brookfield
(262) 879-0200
www.ottawa.edu
Springfield College -- School of Human Services
720 N. Water St.
(414) 271-1307
University of Wisconsin -- Milwaukee
2200 E. Kenwood Blvd.
(414) 229-1122
www.uwm.edu
Viterbo University
2323 S. 109 St.
(414) 321-4210
Wisconsin School of Professional Psychology
9120 W, Hampton
(414) 464-9777
www.execpc.com/~wspp
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