Sep 22, 2024  
2024-2025 GRADUATE CATALOG 
    
2024-2025 GRADUATE CATALOG

Business Administration (MBA)


An MBA is designed for those students who are interested in managerial careers – for those with leadership aspirations and abilities. After completing this program, students will acquire managerial-level knowledge in the core areas of business, and managerial-level skills for data driven decision making, leadership and analysis of the global implications of all business decision making.

Overview


An MBA is designed for those students who are interested in managerial careers – for those with leadership aspirations and abilities. After completing this program, students will acquire managerial-level knowledge in the core areas of business, and managerial-level skills for data driven decision making, leadership and analysis of the global implications of all business decision making.

For more information about the admission criteria, admission procedures, requirements, and deadlines; program-related expenses, and program details, please visit our MBA websites:

Program Requirements


Each candidate for an MBA degree must complete a total of 36 credit hours (12 courses) as follows:

  • 30 hours of MBA Core courses (10 MBA core courses)
  • 6 hours of elective courses (2 elective courses)

Business Administration, (MBA)


An MBA is designed for those students who are interested in managerial careers – for those with leadership aspirations and abilities. After completing this program, students will acquire managerial-level knowledge in the core areas of business, and managerial-level skills for data driven decision making, leadership and analysis of the global implications of all business decision making.

General Information


Program Admission


Preparatory Knowledge


There are no prerequisites for the core MBA curriculum. However, students entering the MBA programs are expected to be fluent in the language of business, with a working understanding of key concepts in economics, finance, and accounting. In addition, students are expected to have a working proficiency in statistics.

Program Retention


Students must maintain a cumulative grade point average of 3.00 at the end of each semester of enrollment. In accordance with the Graduate School guidelines, any student not meeting this requirement will be placed on probation.

Students on probation must adhere to an academic plan outlined by their advisor in their next semester of enrollment. A second consecutive semester on probation can result in suspension, and may lead to termination.

MBA Core Courses (30 hours)


Elective Courses (6 hours)


  • Students are required to take two elective courses (six hours).
  • Graduate-level courses offered by the Fogelman College of Business and Economics (courses with prefixes ACCT, BA, ECON, FIR, MGMT, MIS, MKTG, and SCMS) can be counted as elective courses.
  • Students may not receive credit for a 6000-level course if they have credit at the 4000 level.
  • Courses outside the Fogelman College require approval.