MA/MS in Gerontology

This gerontology master's degree has graduate advisors within the program, along with applied research and internships in the community focused on aging. The bulletin gives Fall 2026 as the final term for admission, so interested applicants should confirm availability. Candidates must meet university admission standards and have at least a 3.0 undergraduate GPA, and file online with Cal State Apply. Uploads include two recommendation letters (from faculty or employers), an up-to-date resume and a personal statement explaining which life experiences drew them to gerontology. Each file is assessed on its own by the department. Students should contact the department and read the bulletin to learn the latest on advising, final-project rules and English writing expectations. The bulletin entry carries the requirement and course details, which prospective students can use to compare this degree with related graduate programs and to plan a course of study.