Degree course to pursue MA in Human Rights

[bjcheung77]

There is a difference between Capstone and Cornerstone, either way, the Big 3 require you to complete the Capstone at the school you want to graduate from, you can't transfer that final course. In the case of COSC, both Cornerstone and Capstone must be taken at the college.

First off, you need to decide on the degree of choice, review the Big 3 and see what degree you would like, a BALS, BSPS, or even a BSBA. Some schools just require a degree in any field, others have minor prerequisites for their Masters program.

Second, find the program you want and their prerequisites. I read your post and it seems most European degrees require 90 credits in a Social Science. You want to verify that with your top 5 choices. Here's a list of 25 schools for the Masters, they vary by length of program and location. https://www.masterstudies.com/Masters-De...an-Rights/

Finally, where are you from? Which city or state? Why must it be an European degree and not a US degree? I read there are a few FREE and low cost Masters in Europe, is that the reason? If so, you may want to re-evaluate, tuition maybe free, but living expenses may be more costly than a US online Masters.