The information below provides an estimate of the total cost of earning your Master’s in Gerontology. For more information, please speak to an admissions advisor.
| Fee | Cost | Total Hours | Total Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost Per Credit Hour | $510 | x 33 | $16,830 |
| Technology Fee | $15 | x 33 | $495 |
| Books | $800 | N/A | $800 |
| $18,125 |
John K. Holton, PhD, is an educator and public servant trained in understanding the life course of human development. Dr. Holton comes to Concordia University Chicago most recently from Illinois state government where he served as Director of the Department on Aging. Read more about Dr. Holton here.
gero.cuchicago.edu/gerontology-faculty-bios/john-k-holton-bio/
Concordia University Chicago’s gerontology certificate program addresses the need of health care professionals as well as professionals in other fields to be prepared to serve the unique needs of an aging population.
Learn more at gero.cuchicago.edu/online-masters-certificate-in-gerontology/.
“While the Gerontology coursework was online, the professors made an effort to be accessible and to make the experience very personal. I appreciated the assistance that my professors provided to me in developing a career path that fits my interests and skill set.”
– Judy
The Master’s in gerontology program at Concordia University Chicago positions graduates to promote and contribute to the wellness of our aging population. Learn more at gero.cuchicago.edu/online-masters-gerontology/.
