Your Fast Track to a Master's Degree

According to a study done by the Education Data Initiative, almost 50% of Americans have obtained an associate degree, while only 9% have obtained a master’s degree.

Indiana Wesleyan University is one of few to offer an accelerated program that takes students from their associate degree to a master’s degree in approximately 27 months. IWU designed the Associate to Master’s Program specifically for those who need a “fast track” to achieve their master’s degree.

The path to obtaining a master’s degree requires an investment of your time, money, and energy; it is an important decision that will set you up for further success! A master’s degree can be a true differentiator when it comes to advancing your career.

Here are three things to consider when thinking about joining the Associate to Master’s Program.

Career Advancement
Many professions are looking for candidates with master’s degrees for higher positions and advancement within a company or organization. Obtaining your master’s will open more opportunities within your field.

Passion for Your Field
If you are passionate about your job and desire to learn more to expand your knowledge and practices, a master’s degree is one way you can do so. 

Differentiators in a Competitive Market
A master’s degree shows employers that you are an expert in your field. It equips you with both the knowledge and skills that are needed to succeed in your chosen area.

IWU offers the Associate to Master’s Program for degrees in business administration, management, nursing administration, and nursing education.

The Associate to Master’s Program allows you to bypass a bachelor’s degree and go straight to obtaining your master’s. The courses offered will equip and prepare you to succeed in your next career move. 

Are you ready to take your next step into career advancement? Ready to set yourself apart in the job market? Visit our programs page for more information.


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