Stay With Walden

 

As a graduate, you have the unique opportunity to return to the Walden community as a lifelong learner. When you choose to stay with Walden for your learning needs, you know you have chosen a university that is committed to high-quality programs, positive social change, and superior student support.

Lifelong Learning Benefits for Alumni

• A 15% tuition reduction*†
• Waived enrollment fee
• Automatic transcript retrieval
• Opportunity to transfer credits, depending on selected program
• Eligibility for Presidential Scholarship and more

Learn more about lifelong learning benefits for Walden alumni by calling an enrollment advisor at 1-866-492-5336.

*Not valid for Tennessee residents.
†Only one tuition-reduction benefit may be applied to tuition and fees.

 

New Walden Programs

Walden Enters Social Work Arena
Walden is excited to announce its entry into the dynamic field of social work with the creation of the School of Social Work and Human Services. Our new school will provide students with opportunities to advance in their careers and make a difference in the lives of others. With this new school comes our new Master of Social Work degree program, which expands our mission of promoting positive social change and builds on our reputation for providing quality distance learning to working professionals. For a limited-time, we are offering tuition reduction if you start the MSW program in September 2013. You can attend your first term at no cost, and you will also receive a 50% tuition reduction over the lifetime of the program. Learn more.

Walden Leadership Fellows Program
The Walden Leadership Fellows Program awards $10,000 scholarships to new Walden Executive M.B.A. students who can demonstrate unique leadership qualities through their academic achievements, professional and personal accomplishments, and commitment to positive social change. Learn more.

M.S. in Education specialization
Walden’s new Mathematics and Science (Grades K–8) specialization features math courses informed by the latest standards set by the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics’ (NCTM) Principles and Standards for School Mathematics. Designed for elementary and middle school teachers, this specialization explores effective teaching strategies to inspire students and allow them to gain the knowledge and skills needed for successful futures. Learn more.

Programs Prepare Early Childhood Leaders
Walden’s new offerings prepare professionals to drive continuous improvement in the systems, policies, and practices affecting young children. Learn more about the Ed.S. in Early Childhood and the Ed.D. with a specialization in Early Childhood.

M.S. in Human Services
Walden’s College of Social and Behavioral Sciences has added an M.S. in Human Services to its program offerings. With six specializations to choose from, this master’s program prepares human services professionals to provide leadership and advocacy across diverse settings and make a greater difference in the communities they serve. Learn more.