MSCA FAQs

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Financial aid for graduate programs is available in the form of loans through FAFSA. The program does not accept funding from California State grant sources

We estimate the cost of books is $100-250 per course.

Absolutely! We welcome applicants from various backgrounds. Your unique perspective can be an asset in the program.

We recommend checking for scholarships and grants through external sources. Some students also explore employer tuition reimbursement.

We provide personalized support through our Student Advisor, and you can also connect with faculty during virtual office hours. We also offer academic support services, including tutoring and writing assistance, to help you succeed in your coursework.

Yes, international students are eligible. Please refer to our website for specific requirements for international applicants.

While we recommend a continuous study plan, we understand that life happens. Reach out to us if you need to discuss options for temporary breaks.

We evaluate transfer credits on a case-by-case basis. You can reach out to our admissions team to discuss your specific situation.

While some financial aid options may be available for international students, it's essential to explore external scholarship opportunities and inquire about any specific aid for international applicants.

Yes, this program is designed to accommodate working professionals. Many students successfully balance their studies with part-time or full-time employment.

Absolutely! We encourage networking and collaboration through virtual meetups, discussion forums, and group projects.

You'll need a reliable internet connection, a modern computer, and access to software tools required for the program. Specific technical requirements will be provided upon enrollment.

Yes, international degrees are accepted. Ensure that your transcripts and documents are translated into English and evaluated by a credential evaluation service.

All our online courses are asynchronous; this modality allows you to learn on your own schedule, within a determined time frame.

No. The diploma will not indicate the modality at which courses were completed.

This hold prevents students from registering for on-campus classes. The Program Specialist registers students in classes each term.

The program is designed to be completed in 12 months.

Yes, you'll need a bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university. We also consider GMAT/GRE scores and professional experience.

Check the program website for deadline dates.

The program fee is $36,000, based on a per-unit structure. Textbooks are not included but software resources are available.

You can schedule a session with our Student Advisor.

Graduates can pursue roles like Security Specialist, Security Analyst, Penetration Tester, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) and more across various industries.

Yes, there is a GRE/GMAT requirement, but depending on your qualifications, this requirement may be waived. You can submit a petition for consideration.

You can meet this requirement through professional experience, industry-relevant certifications, a graduate degree with a minimum GPA, or by achieving an acceptable GMAT/GRE score.

While this program doesn't require a thesis, there may be opportunities for research projects or specializations. Speak with your academic advisor for more information.

Yes, check the program website for dates.