We believe our focus on the issues that face urban communities is our key differentiating point.  Whether it is the issues and opportunities facing entrepreneurs in densely populated areas or safety and human service issues facing urban communities, the King Graduate School has a committed focus on these areas.

Both our MBA and M.S. in Criminal Justice can be completed in four semesters.  Because Monroe offers students the opportunity to take three complete semesters each year, students can complete their Master’s degree program in 16 months.

Because many of our graduate students are working full time, many need the flexibility of online learning.  You can complete either your MBA or MS in Criminal Justice completely online through Monroe Online.  And because our online programs are taught by the same on-campus professors and our Academic calendars are completely aligned, students have the option of switching between on campus and online as the need arises.

Graduate students can attend the program on a part time basis which would consist of taking one or two classes per semester.

No.  The MS in Criminal Justice also appeals to students that are interested in Human Services.  In fact, Human Services as well as Community Development are two of three available concentrations in this program.

A recent survey of 1,247 M.B.A. graduates by the Graduate Management Admission Council revealed that graduates believed their degree helped them to increase their earning power and career options, improve themselves personally, develop management skills, and gain a desired credential.

Enroll at a point when the MBA is necessary to take your career to the next level. Going back to school cause many restraints of your time. The King Graduate School offers an MBA program that can be completed while you work full-time.

According to Education Pays, a recent College Board study: The median salary for a Master Degree holder is $59,508. The median salary for a Bachelor Degree holder is $49,889.

According to US Census Data, it is not hard to see why more and more people are going to college to earn another degree: A person with a Master's Degree will make $367,200 more during their lifetime than someone with a Bachelor's Degree.

  Master's Degree Average Salary = $59,508

  Bachelor's Degree Average Salary = $49,889

  Master's Degree Lifetime Earnings = $2,865,460

  Bachelor's Degree Lifetime Earnings = $2,498,260

If you're looking for an MBA to help you get advance your career, it may be just the ticket you need. According to a study by Accountemps, a global temporary staffing service for accounting and finance professionals, 80 percent of executives responding to the survey said that a graduate degree in business is still important to reach senior management ranks within most companies.   And there is growing evidence that having an MBA not only gives you more leverage in dictating new job titles and salary, but also gives you leverage in achieving a better balance between work and life outside work.