Master of Science in Technology Management


Frequently Asked Questions: M.S. in Technology Management

What is the Master of Science in Technology Management (M.S in Technology Management-MSTM) program?

The Lindsey Wilson College M.S. in Technology Management is a 35 credit hour course of study that is offered through a combination of hybrid and fully online courses. The program is designed to integrate academic concepts and work experience through educational coursework and case studies. Students also are required to enroll in an internship that connects course content to the employment settings. The M.S. in Technology Management is a business graduate program that is classified as a STEM degree program.

Do I have to have an undergraduate degree in Business to apply to the M.S. in Technology Management?

No, an undergraduate degree in any discipline is acceptable. If you have not taken undergraduate courses in technology and management, you may want to consider taking coursework prior to enrolling.

What educational requirements are required for admission to the M.S. in Technology Management?

An undergraduate degree from a regionally accredited U.S. college or university or its equivalent from a governmentally recognized or similar authority as a postsecondary, academic degree-granting institution of higher learning, with the equivalent of a 2.5 GPA, or completion of a graduate degree from a regionally accredited institution.

Is work experience required to apply to the M.S. in Technology Management?

No, but you are required to enroll in an internship course each semester.

Are transfer credits accepted for the M.S. in Technology Management?

Yes, the program may accept up to six credit hours in transfer for equivalent courses from regionally accredited institutions of higher education. Transfer credits could impact your ability to maintain full-time enrollment.

How long does it take to complete the M.S. in Technology Management degree?

Five (5) semesters; 20 months as a full-time student

How many credit hours are required to complete the M.S. in Technology Management degree?

35 semester credit hours

How many credit hours are required to be a full-time graduate student in the M.S. in Technology Management program?

Six (6) credit hours each semester

How are classes offered in this hybrid program?

  • Students typically enroll in three (3) courses each semester.
  • One three credit hybrid course for 16 weeks
  • One three credit online course for 8 weeks
  • The one credit hour internship for 16 weeks

  • *See the Course Delivery Table at the bottom of this document

    Can a student take more than 6 credits per semester?

    This is evaluated on a student-by-student basis. Students should consult with their academic advisor.

    Is there a residency requirement?

    Yes. You are required to attend residency once each semester for your hybrid course.

    Where is the residency?

    The residency is held on the campus where you are registered. The following are approved campus locations:

    A.P. White Campus of Lindsey Wilson College
    210 Lindsey Wilson Street
    Columbia, Kentucky, 42728

    What happens at residency?

    You will attend on-site class sessions for your hybrid course. The first residency weekend also includes required orientation activities to support student success. International students are required to attend immigration check-in and orientation on-site.

    How long is the residency?

    The residency is three days long, Friday and Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Sunday 8:00 a.m. to noon, all times Central Time

    What are the admissions requirements for the M.S. in Technology Management?

    Completion of an undergraduate degree (any major from a regionally accredited U.S. college or university or its equivalent from a governmentally recognized or similar authority as a postsecondary, academic degree-granting institution of higher learning, with the equivalent of a 2.5 GPA, or completion of a graduate degree from a regionally accredited institution.

    What is the application process for the M.S. in Technology Management?

    1. Complete the online application for Admission at https://www.lindsey.edu
    2. Submit online payment of the non-refundable application fee of $35 with your online application
    3. Submit all supporting documents in the online application system
    4. Graduate Admissions processes applications and issues and admission letters

    Do I have to submit official transcripts?

    Yes, official transcripts are required in your first semester. These must be original official transcripts sent directly from the school to Lindsey Wilson College. These cannot be a copy of an official transcript issued to the student. Electronic transcripts must be sent directly to graduateadmissions@lindsey.edu.

    Hard copy transcripts must be sent directly to:
    Lindsey Wilson College
    ATTN: Graduate Admissions
    210 Lindsey Wilson St.
    Columbia, KY 42728

    Who can I contact for more information?

    Graduate Admissions
    graduateadmissions@lindsey.edu
    270-384-7400

    What courses are offered each semester of the program?

    Master of Science in Technology Management Course Delivery


    Semester

    Hybrid Course

    Online Course

    Internship Course

    First MBA 5013 Organizational Communications MSTM 5003 Computer and Network Security MSTM 5901
    Second MBA 6033 International Business Management MSTM 5013 Disaster and Recovery Planning MSTM 5901
    Third MBA 6083 Organizational Behavior/td> MSTM 5023 Emerging Technologies MSTM 5901
    Fourth MSTM 6013 Management Information Systems MSTM 5033 Information Infrastructure MSTM 5901
    Fifth MSTM 6023 Project Management MSTM 6003 Issues in Cyberlaw MSTM 5901

    How much does the MS in Technology Management program cost?

    MSTM - Tuition
    Per Credit Hour $515
    MSTM - Special Service Fees
    Application Fee (non-refundable) $35
    Enrollment Deposit (non-refundable) $250
    Technology Fee per term (non-refundable) $57
    Inclusive book fee (per term) $160
    Late Payment $250
    • Application fee and enrollment deposit must be paid prior to orientation.
    • Tuition and fees for each term are due in full the first day of classes.
    • Students may select a two-month payment plan option with half the invoice plus the payment plan fee due the first day of classes and the remaining balance due within 30 days.

    How much is the application fee?

    There is a $35 non-refundable application fee that must be paid in order for the application to be reviewed. Letters of acceptance will not be issued until the application fee is paid.

    How much is the enrollment deposit and will it be applied toward tuition?

    There is an enrollment deposit of $250 that must be paid prior to orientation. The deposit will hold a student’s spot to be enrolled. When a student enrolls, the deposit will reduce the amount of tuition and fees owed. If a student does not enroll, the deposit will be forfeited. *Enrollment Fee is waived for the 2020-21 Academic Year

    How do I purchase textbooks?

    Textbooks are embedded in the learning management system, Blackboard. The inclusive textbook fee will pay for all books needed each semester. You do not need to make any additional textbook purchases.

    How much is the inclusive text book fee?

    The inclusive textbook fee is $80 per course.

    When are tuition and fees due?

    Tuition, the technology fee, and the inclusive book fee are due in full the first day of classes.

    Is there a payment plan?

    Students may select a 2-month payment plan option. Half of the invoice plus the $55 payment plan fee are due the first day of classes and the remaining balance is due within 30 days after the first day of classes.

    What happens if my tuition and fees payment is late?

    A $250 non-refundable late payment fee is assessed if students do not pay their invoices on time by the first day of classes $250 late fee for each late payment If a student signs up on a payment plan and misses a payment date. Past due accounts will be placed on financial hold prohibiting additional services such as processing transcripts and registering for courses.

    What is the refund policy?

    Students will receive a refund for tuition on a course dropped in the first week following the first day of classes. Students who withdraw are subject to the tuition refund policy:

    • 100 percent before the second day of the semester.
    • On the second day of the semester and thereafter, tuition refunds are calculated by determining the percentage of instructional days the student will not be attending to the total number of instructional days in the semester. The student will receive a pro-rated refund, to the student account, based upon that percentage.
    • Should the official withdrawal date occur after 60 percent of the instructional days in the semester have been completed, no refunds will be granted.

    There is no refund for application fees, technology fees, or late payment fees.


    International Graduate Student Information


    Are international students eligible to enroll in the MS Technology Management (MSTM) Program?

    Yes. Lindsey Wilson College is authorized under federal law to enroll non-immigrant alien students. The SEVIS-approved campus locations for the MS technology management program are:

    A.P. White Campus of Lindsey Wilson College
    210 Lindsey Wilson Street
    Columbia, Kentucky, 42728

    What additional application processes apply to international students?

    International students must submit the following in addition to the application materials and enrollment deposit:

  • Copy of current passport (bio page) including expiration date (Your passport must not expire within 6 months of entry date into the U.S.)
  • Copy of Visa (after entering the U.S.)
  • Copy of I-94 (after entering the U.S.)
  • Photo - Digital headshot for your Lindsey Wilson College student I.D. card
  • Proof of English proficiency based on one of the following:
    • Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) minimum score:
      • Internet-based (iBT): 79 Composite,
      • Paper-based: 550;
      • Revised Paper-delivered: 21 Writing, 19 Reading; or
    • IELTS minimum composite score 6.5 (score of 6.0 may be considered);\
    • English is the your native language; or
    • You completed an undergraduate or a graduate program at an accredited U.S. institution or equivalent English-speaking institution.
  • Proof of financial resources: submit proof of financial resources as instructed in the online application for admission. For the 2020-21 academic year, international students applying to this program must provide evidence of at least $23,283 in available resources plus $2,500 per dependent.
    • Ex: Bank statement, bank letter, affidavit of support from a sponsor, official scholarship letter (student pay stubs not accepted) and
    • International Student Financial Resources Form
      • No Sponsor: Student completes and submits form
      • Sponsor(s): One form must be completed and submitted for each sponsor

    How do I apply for a visa to study at Lindsey Wilson College?

    Details about applying for a visa, please visit: Admissions Requirements and Visa & Travel Information.

    What English language proficiency is required of international students?

  • Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) minimum score:
    • Internet-based (iBT): 79 Composite,
    • Paper-based: 550;
    • Revised Paper-delivered: 21 Writing, 19 Reading; or
  • IELTS minimum composite score 6.5 (score of 6.0 may be considered);\
  • English is the your native language; or
  • You completed an undergraduate or a graduate program at an accredited U.S. institution or equivalent English-speaking institution.
  • Is Curricular Practical Training (CPT) available for international students?

    Yes, the MSTM program requires Internship and international students must be approved for CPT through the International Student Services Office.

    When can I apply for CPT status?

    In order to apply for CPT you must be registered for the Internship course - MSTM 5901.

    How do I apply for CPT status?

    • Register for MSTM 5901
    • Submit the CPT Application
    • Students with approved CPT applications will be reviewed by the (P)DSO to ensure eligibility
    • Eligible students will be issued an I-20 with CPT endorsement.

    How do I transfer my SEVIS record?

    Contact iss@lindsey.edu for the transfer form.

    Who can I contact for more information?

    Graduate Admissions
    graduateadmissions@lindsey.edu
    270-384-7400

    Master Of Science In Technology Management (MSTM)