When talking about a MA program, is "Masters" capitalized?

Question

Do I capitalize "masters"?

For example, should it be:

"My Masters is a two-year program." or "My masters is a two year program." ???

And is there a comma anywhere in masters as it's used in the above sentences?

Answer 1

In the above sentence "Masters" is capitalized but there is no apostrophe. (Masters is the name of the degree.)

Answer 2

This is a tricky question. It goes with the sentence structure. You can say: I have a master's degree. But, when you are talking about a specific master's program or degree, you need to capitlize the 'm'. For example: Master of Science (no apostrophe and s).
so you can say: My masters is a two-year program.

Answer 3

I don't know about the capitalization. All I do know is that I earned a Masters Degree in Lit years ago. And was I presented with a single slave of the arts? NO! If I attained rank of Master of the Arts, I should get at least one slave of the arts. Otherwise, they should call the degree something else.

Answer 4

this is the way you should put it :
My Masters is a two-year program

There should be no apostophe.