For many adults in Baltimore and beyond, returning to college is not just an educational pursuit—it’s a transformative step toward new career opportunities and personal growth. Morgan State University’s College of Interdisciplinary and Continuing Studies (CICS) is dedicated to making that journey as smooth, supportive, and successful as possible.
Launched in 2021, CICS offers 18 diverse degree programs across undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral levels. These programs are specifically designed for non-traditional students, working professionals, and those seeking flexible education options. Whether you’re looking to advance in your current career or pivot to a new one, CICS provides the academic foundation and support needed to help you achieve your goals.
Why Choose CICS?
What sets CICS apart is its unwavering commitment to personalized student support. From the moment you express interest in returning to school, you are treated as an individual. CICS’s dedicated staff works one-on-one with each student, offering tailored guidance and assistance from application through to graduation. This relationship-focused approach is central to the college’s mission and a key reason why our students succeed.
“Our goal is to meet students where they are and help them succeed on their own terms,” says Laquetta Bryant, Senior Admissions Recruitment Advisor. “We understand that adult learners face unique challenges, so we offer flexible course schedules, including hybrid, remote, evening, and weekend classes. Our programs are designed to fit into your life, not the other way around.”
Academic Excellence for the Modern World
CICS’s programs span a wide range of fields, including Technology Services, Health and Human Sciences, Engineering, and Information and Computational Sciences. These programs are carefully crafted to equip students with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in today’s competitive job market.
For students balancing work and study, CICS offers a generous transfer credit policy, allowing up to 90 credits from regionally accredited institutions to be transferred. Additionally, students currently employed can convert their work experience into academic credits, saving time and money on their path to graduation.
