Graduate Program
A Bay Path education works for YOU!
- Online or on campus - in three convenient locations: Longmeadow, Mass., Burlington, Mass., and Sturbridge/Charlton, Mass.
- Accelerated format - you can finish your degree in 1 - 2 years.
- Low interest Stafford Loans to cover the cost of tuition - available regardless of your income.
- No hidden fees. Tuition and books are your ONLY costs.
- Schedules for working adults: choose evenings, Saturdays, online... or hybrid programs!
- Admissions/Career advising - assistance you can count on.
- Scholarships available for most programs.
- Be global! Study abroad opportunities in China or India.
- Dual degree programs that enhance your credentials.
- Small classes - maximize your learning potential.
Hot Topics in Philanthropy Series
This series is sponsored by the Graduate School at Bay Path College. Held twice each year, this series brings together leaders in the nonprofit world to discuss cutting edge topics and issue.
Advancing Knowledge Podcast Series
A semi-monthly podcast, hosted by Dr. Mark Drozdowski, featuring conversations with individuals working in higher education with a focus on institutional advancement. This series is brought to you by The Graduate Programs in Nonprofit Management and Philanthropy and Higher Education Administration.
Welcome from Dr. Melissa Morriss-Olson
Designed for working professionals, the Graduate School provides the flexible learning environment you need, along with the individual support and convenience you seek, to reach your educational goals. Whether you take classes on campus or online you'll learn with professionals from diverse companies, industries, and academic institutions. You'll develop an incredible network of peers and colleagues. I encourage you to read about our
graduate programs , available
online or on campus, here on this web site, attend an
information session or free seminar, meet with students in the programs, and talk with our program directors. I look forward to your being part of our exciting academic community. -
Dr. Melissa Morriss-Olson, Dean of Graduate Programs and Distributed Learning
