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Course Loads and Full, Three-Quarter, and Half-Time. Full time for graduate students is defined as registration in 9 hours in Fall and Spring Semesters (5 hours in Summer, although registration for Summer is optional in most situations). Students are required to register for more than 9 hours (5 in Summer) for a number of reasons, such as, but not limited to:
Best Answer: It depends on the specific master's degree and where you attend. A master's degree is 30-60 semester hours and a full time grad student takes 9-12 hours per semester with 3-6 in the summer. This means that if you're getting an MA that requires 30 semester hours and you take 12 per semester and 6 in the summer; it takes exactly 1 year. If you're doing a program that requires 60 semester hours and you take 9 hours per semester and 3 in the summer; it takes almost 3 years. If you attend part-time, it takes much longer. The general answer to your question then is 1-3 years.