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Turner College Reduces Cost of Military-Focused MSOL Program

CSU has made changes to many of its military-focused degree programs and the cost of earning those degrees. This has included realigning its master of science in organization leadership from 36 hours to 30 hours for active-duty captains completing the Maneuver Captains Career Course. Fort Moore’s MCCC graduates earn nine credit hours toward the organizational leader-leader development master's degree, which can now be completed online or on campus. “Our captains participating in the Maneuver Captains Career Course now better understand the opportunity they have to be halfway to a master’s degree when they’re done with the course and head back to their primary duty assignment,” explained Pat Donahoe, a recently retired Maneuver Center of Excellence commanding general who now serves as a special assistant to CSU’s president on military-related matters. “And now, with online delivery, there's no excuse for a captain who comes through Fort Moore and completes MCCC training not to get his or her master’s degree.” Rayfield highlighted during the ribbon-cutting ceremony that the university has enhanced its outreach to Fort Moore to include in-person classes on post. The first of those this semester will include a three-Saturday series taught by Turner College dean, Deborah Kidder, that will provide MCCC participants with credit toward their M.S. degree in organizational leadership.

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