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Graduate Programs
Online Graduate Programs
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Undergraduate Programs
Online Undergraduate Programs
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Certificate Programs
Online Post-Baccalaureate Certificate Programs
Program School Degree Community-Based Education and Leadership Stevenson University Online Certificate Crime Scene Investigation Stevenson University Online Certificate Digital Forensics Stevenson University Online Certificate Forensic Accounting Stevenson University Online Certificate Forensic Investigation Stevenson University Online Certificate Literacy Education Stevenson University Online Certificate Population-Based Care Coordination Stevenson University Online Certificate Quality Management and Patient Safety Stevenson University Online Certificate Secondary STEM Teaching and Learning Stevenson University Online Certificate -
Bachelor's to Master's Option
Bachelor's to Master's Option
A Bachelor’s to Master’s Option is available for qualified students who are interested in earning both a bachelor’s and master’s degree. With this option, students may be eligible to save on tuition for up to six graduate courses (18 credits). Students must apply for admission to the Stevenson University Online graduate program and to the Bachelor's to Master's Option during the first semester of their junior year. Admitted students may begin taking graduate-level courses during their junior and senior years. Participating bachelor's and master's degree programs at Stevenson are designed to blend seamlessly, giving students in the Bachelor's to Master's Option a powerful education in a shorter period of time.
Bachelor's to Master's Admission Requirements
- Have and maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA.
- Minimum of 60 completed credits at time of application. Must have completed at least 75 credits to enroll in graduate courses.
- Completed Bachelor's to Master's Application. Please submit these materials to Director of Admission, Amanda Millar (443-334-3334 / amillar@stevenson.edu) in Garrison Hall South - Second Floor.
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Application deadline for Fall is May 1 and Spring deadline is December 1.
For more information on applying to this program please contact Admissions at 443-334-3334. Note: If you are applying to the Forensic Science and Master of Arts in Teaching programs please contact Ellen Roskes at 443-394-9652 / eroskes@stevenson.edu.
The following chart shows which undergraduate majors commonly participate in the Bachelor's to Master's Option. Qualified students in other majors may participate in the Bachelor's to Master's Option with permission from the undergraduate division director or department chair.
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Associate to Bachelor's Option
Associate to Bachelor's (ATB) Option
Students accepted into the Associate to Bachelor's (ATB) option may begin courses toward a baccalaureate degree in nursing through Stevenson's ATB option while they are simultaneously completing their associate degree in nursing. Stevenson University's ATB option is offered in 8 week sessions, with the exception of NATB 424 Health in the Community which is taught in a full semester. The program is flexible and convenient with courses initially offered in a hybrid format, eventually transitioning to a fully online format. Session start dates for the ATB option are specific to each community college.
For more information, please contact Amanda Millar at amillar@stevenson.edu or call 443-334-3334.
ATB Nursing Partners
- Anne Arundel Community College
- Carroll Community College
- College of Southern Maryland
- Community College of Baltimore County
- Howard Community College
The baccalaureate and master's degree programs in nursing at Stevenson University are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education.
Other Nursing Program Options
Traditional Nursing Degree
Stevenson's undergraduate program in Nursing is fully accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) and approved by the Maryland Board of Nursing (MBON). Upon successful completion of all Bachelor's of Science degree requirements, you are eligible for the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN) to become a registered nurse. Learn more.
Online Master's in Nursing
Those pursuing a master’s in nursing already have busy schedules. To accommodate these schedules, Stevenson University Online offers master’s of nursing online classes. All courses except the capstone are offered online in 8-week formats. Additionally, students aspiring to earn a Master of Science in Nursing online can choose from three concentrations. Learn more.
RN to BS in Nursing
Designed for the working registered nurse’s busy schedule, the RN to BS in Nursing option offers students courses taught fully online or in a hybrid format that supplements online courses with on-site instruction. Primarily offered online in 8-week sessions, courses are available at multiple start dates during the year. Learn more.
RN to MS in Nursing
The RN to MS in Nursing option offers courses taught in two formats — either fully online or in a hybrid format that supplements online instruction with on-site courses. On-site courses are offered at higher education centers, community colleges, or select hospitals throughout Maryland. Learn more.