Traditional MBA
We encourage you to apply for the Â鶹ÊÓƵ MBA whether you have an undergraduate degree in business or in a non-business disciplines. The MBA is a highly respected vehicle for enriching undergraduate study in science and engineering, liberal arts, and the social and behavioral sciences, as well as for adding depth to the traditional undergraduate business disciplines.
Business Undergraduates
If you enter the MBA program with an undergraduate degree in business from an accredited business school, you'll likely have satisfied the graduate leveling work, and all of the nine foundation courses may be waived.
From there, the MBA program will consist of 30 semester hours (12 courses), including eight core courses and nine elective (concentration) courses.
Non-Business Undergraduates
If you do not have previous undergraduate study in business, the MBA consists of 36 semester hours (16 courses). The program includes six leveling courses, a required core of eight courses and four elective courses that will allow you to develop a concentration.
One or more of the six leveling courses may be waived if you have completed equivalent undergraduate coursework or can demonstrate proficiency in the area covered by the leveling course.