Sunday’s commencement singer, Michael Convicer (CFA’12), is an incoming MET Arts Administration student.
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Graduate Courses
Graduate courses at Metropolitan College offer advanced study in a broad array of academic topics. Select one of the subjects to the right to see what’s being offered in that area.
You don’t have to be enrolled in a graduate degree or certificate program in order to enjoy the benefits of studying at MET. Our open enrollment policy means you can sign up for individual courses without applying to a program or submitting transcripts. You only need to register.
Generally, you can apply up to two eligible courses taken at MET toward a graduate degree program here. Consult with the appropriate academic department or program for eligibility and transfer guidelines.
I am very pleased to have completed the online MS in Computer Information Systems, and encourage MET to continue to apply the high standards that we have come to expect from a national institution of higher learning. It is the rigorous application of these standards that really compelled me to consider MET for my graduate degree.”
Robert Wan (MET’07)