Graduate Programs

Although specific programs such as Physician Assistant Studies and Occupational Therapy do not typically allow full-time work in addition to attendance, many of our programs allow our students to balance their continued education with full or part-time employment.

Full-time enrollment is typically 6 credit hours (2 classes per semester). Depending on your program of interest and goals, most programs can be completed in as little as two years.

Many of our students are earning their degree while raising a family, and you can too!

Specific programs, including the Doctorate of Nursing Practice (DNP) and Master of Science in Education (M.S.Ed.), can be completed fully online. Other graduate programs are offered in a variety of formats, including hybrid and in-person, depending on the program.

A graduate degree is an investment. Here’s how it can pay off in your career, your confidence, and your future.

• Gain the MBA Advantage: Earning an MBA from Le Moyne College positions graduates to compete for higher-level opportunities in a market where MBA holders nationally report median starting salaries of approximately $120,000, compared with $70,000–$75,000 for bachelor’s degree holders.

• Become a Leader in Health Care: A Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling (CMHC) from Le Moyne College develops skills in counseling, assessment, advocacy, communication, and evidence-based practice. Graduates can pursue roles in mental health counseling, hospitals, schools, community agencies, college counseling centers, private practice, and behavioral health settings.
• Learn Advanced Skills in Education: Graduates of Le Moyne’s Education programs can pursue opportunities in curriculum design, corporate training, educational publishing, and museum education. Build expertise in communication, lesson planning, instructional design, and translating complex concepts into engaging learning experiences—skills that transfer across industries and career paths.

We understand the price tag of a Le Moyne degree is part of the journey to the first day of your graduate classes on the Heights. No matter what program you’re interested in – our advanced certificates of study, clinical mental health counseling, Ed.D., a master’s in education, MBA, nursing, occupational therapy or physician assistant studies, – we know you want to know your ROI.  And we want you to understand your financial options.

When you’re ready for your next chapter, you’ll need to submit your official college transcripts, letters of recommendation, resume and personal statement.  Please note that Le Moyne’s PA and OT programs have additional admission requirements.

Explore admission requirements and deadlines by program.

At Le Moyne, graduate education is more than earning a credential—it’s preparing for meaningful professional growth. Our career-focused programs combine rigorous academics with personalized support, helping you develop the knowledge, skills, and confidence to lead in a changing world.

One of the Jesuit tenants that center the Le Moyne education is Cura Personalis: care of the whole person.  At Le Moyne, we work to ensure an accessible, quality, education.  Depending on your program of interest, your pursuit of a graduate degree from Le Moyne could very well become an integrated part of your home and work life.

Our students appreciate support from both faculty and staff at the college. In addition, students have access to support services through the library in the form of tutoring, student success, writing help, etc.