Aquinas College

What you'll study

Course content and degree curricula are provided by each partner institution. The Aquinas agreements indicate available target programs but do not list specific modules on this page. For detailed program curricula and module lists, students should consult each partner’s fact sheet or department information: CMU MSAT fact sheet, NMU MSAT fact sheet, GVSU MAT fact sheet, FSU MCO fact sheet, FSU COP fact sheet, and the MSU CHM articulation agreement. For WMU accelerated master’s programs, departments named include Chemistry, History and Political Science; specific course details are provided by WMU departments.

Entry requirements

Each partner program sets its own eligibility and admissions requirements. The page specifies reserved admission counts for Aquinas students (for example, up to two students per year for some MSAT agreements, at least one for others, a minimum of one optometry position, and a reserved minimum position for pharmacy). To begin, students should consult an admissions counselor or academic advisor to confirm eligibility, select an appropriate accelerated program, and apply to the receiving institution’s graduate school. Aquinas and partner-advisors coordinate to guide candidates through the process.

Career prospects

Career outcomes depend on the graduate degree and professional pathway chosen (athletic training, optometry, pharmacy, medicine, or other master’s fields). This page does not provide specific employment statistics; consult individual program pages and professional accreditation bodies for realistic career trajectories and licensing requirements.

Scholarships & funding angle

The source page does not list scholarship or funding details for these agreements. Students should review financial aid information from Aquinas College and the partner institutions, and ask admissions or academic advisors about scholarships, assistantships, or funding opportunities tied to each graduate program.