Master of Business AdministrationMASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (MBA) PROGRAM Applications for Admission to the MBA Program may be obtained from Enrollment Services. The School of Business Administration accepts applications for admittance for both Fall and Spring semesters. The Graduate Admissions Committee reviews completed applications and sets interviews with the promising candidates. The results are communicated to the applicants through the Enrollment Services. The MBA program offers students the opportunity for in-depth exposure to state-of-the-art tools, techniques and current practices in Business Administration. The admission committee may be asking students to sit in for a home GMAT test; the test results may be taken into consideration for the admission decision. The TOEFL requirements are the same for all graduate programs.< Selected foundation (undergraduate) courses are required of students who do not have a BBA degree, its equivalent or meet necessary course prerequisites. These students are allowed to enter the MBA program while completing the necessary foundation courses. Successful applicants who do not hold a BBA or equivalent may be given permission to test out of any or all of the foundation courses by sitting for test-out. The examinations are scheduled each semester during the first week of classes. MBA TIME REQUIREMENTS The MBA program requires a minimum of 42 semester credit hours (SCH) of course work. Depending on one’s prior background, the MBA program may require up to 67 semester credit hours of course work: 42 SCH of MBA courses plus up to 25 SCH of foundation courses. These students may require more than two academic years to complete their course work, depending on the number of courses they take each semester. MBA PROGRAM CONTENT Click here the download the MBA Program Master of Business Administration program.pdf |
searchBriefly NotedKarim Moustaghfir, Associate Professor of Human Resource Development at Al Akhawayn University, presented a paper entitled "Entrepreneurial Learning in Higher Education" in the 2012 Finnish Entrepreneurship and Innovation Network (FINPIN) Conference on Entrepr…
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