MS in Admin Studies at Missouri State Univ. is cheap and has an individualized concen

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MS in Admin Studies at Missouri State Univ. is cheap and has an individualized concentration option...kind of like the individualized studies program at COSC and TESC.

Administrative Studies - Missouri State University
MSAS Program Description
The basic premise of the Master of Science in Administrative Studies (MSAS) program is that for individuals to be effective in their career paths, they need to build from a core of courses designed to impart various skills common to effective administration and successful goal achievement. Hence, all students will take course work that builds competencies in Organizational Communication, Information Systems, Personnel Issues, Legal/Political Issues, Budgeting, and Research Design/Methods. For an additional 12 hours of the program, students will select, with advisement, a discipline-option area that focuses on one application of administrative services. Option areas are available in Applied Communication, Criminal Justice, Homeland Security, Environmental Management, Project Management, Sports Management and an individualized option. The Master of Science in Administrative Studies courses may be taken via the Internet.

MSAS Degree Costs - Administrative Studies - Missouri State University
Cost: Online tuition is **$275.00 per credit hour. I could really complete this course

As I continue to study for my statistics exam, :ack: I am still looking at other options. This program is reasonably priced. I notice Boston University has an MSAS option that is very expensive (I know it's BU). It allows you to create an individualized option. For me, that would be a MS in Administrative Studies with a concentration in Legal Studies. I've emailed the director regarding this potential option. If not, a option in Project Management is totally within the realm of possibilities as I've looked into project management programs previously.

There is no GRE or GMAT required UNLESS you have a GPA below 3.0 at which point it is strongly encouraged.