EKU's MBA degree is accredited by AACSB International - The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. AACSB International accreditation represents the highest standard of achievement for business schools worldwide. Institutions that earn accreditation confirm their commitment to quality and continuous improvement through a rigorous and comprehensive peer review. AACSB accreditation is the hallmark of excellence in management education.

We welcome applications from a wide variety of backgrounds and do not favor any particular undergraduate majors. You may want to consider taking some additional coursework (e.g., economics, math, statistics) before applying if you do not have any quantitative coursework.

In light of the fact that J.D./M.B.A. dual degree program applicants will not be notified of admission decisions until after the Spring Competition concludes, applicants to the dual degree program will be permitted to participate in the Competition that is held for transfer students during the first week of the Fall Semester.

You do not need to have an undergraduate degree in business to be considered. 66% or our applicants are non-business majors. [back] There is no formal interview for the Fully Employed MBA program. Pepperdine does encourage an applicant to schedule an individual consultation with a preadmission advisor to discuss an applicant's qualifications. [back]

Not really. It speeds the time-to-degree a little because students with an MBA degree are likely to meet the requirements for core knowledge in the five functional business fields. They may be able to transfer a few courses for graduate credit. However, students interested in the PhD degree should consider applying immediately to the doctoral program, rather than taking the time to complete an MBA first.

The MSM is a focused degree that allows more courses in a specific concentration area. The MBA degree is a more general business degree covering all the business functional areas, but typically fewer courses in an area of concentration. The MBA degree is more suited for individuals who have not yet determined which area of business they wish to pursue. The MSM degree, by contrast, provides instruction in the basic business areas (e.g.

On completion of the degree requirements contained in the 2007-2008 Course Catalog or the 2008-2009 Course Catalog, the student will be eligible to apply to take the state licensure examination leading to practice as a registered nurse.

The program requires 43 semester hours including course work, a practicum in the field of aging, and a critical inquiry paper based on student interest. For full-time students, the MGS degree requires two academic years of study including the summer practicum.

Approximately 50% of all EMIL participants already have an MBA. In contrast to an MBA, EMIL incorporates engineering, technology and business management disciplines into its curriculum. Successful EMIL participants learn to improve supply chain efficiencies and then how to translate thoese efficiencies into bottom line financial results.

Yes, the IMD MBA degree is awarded by the University of Lausanne and is recognized by AACSB, EQUIS and AMBA.

Yes, you may apply if you have an MBA. The U of I MSF program offers a wider spectrum of finance courses in comparison to most MBA programs, so it is not uncommon for an MBA who wants more Finance depth to apply to the Illinois MSF.

The Master of Business and Information Technology (MBA) is a 2-year degree with a 50-50 mix of coursework in management and information technology areas. The MBA (IT) is the 2 year MBA with IT as your 'major'; in this program you would normally do 3 or 4 courses as IT electives.

PGPMI is a focused course tailor made qualification for the Life Insurance Sector by the Market Leader ICICI Prudential Life Insurance Company Ltd. Since the course is designed to be completed in one year, it is not equivalent to an MBA; but the course will put you at par with MBA students in terms of salary and other incentives. The course is not officially recognized by AICTE.

MBA degree is your key to some of the highest positions in the corporate world. It is an investment that will keep paying you rich dividends at all times in your career. Above all the MBA degree will give you global access to some of the most challenging jobs in the industry. Almost every student recovers the cost of their MBA degree within a couple of years after graduation. Hence, yes though expensive the MBA degree is definitely worth your while.

The University of Texas at Austin awards only one MBA degree. All MBA candidates earn the same MBA degree, regardless of the program they are registered in.

Masters of Business Administration (MBA) programs expose students to a variety of subjects, including economics, organizational behavior, marketing, accounting, finance, strategy, international business, information technology management, and government policy. In the traditional MBA model, students study a wide range of courses in the program's first year, then pursue specialization in the second year.

MBA programs prepare general business professionals. The tax concentration in the MBA program allows these business professionals to take 12 credit hours in the field of taxation, thereby developing a more tax-savvy business professional. The MST requires students to take at least 50% of the courses in taxation. Unlike the MBA program, it is designed for tax professionals.

There are some majors at the University of Akron/Wayne College that require the student to take both day and evening classes. Students who do not have this kind of flexibility in their schedule should speak with an adviser to ensure they will be able to complete their chosen degree.

There is no conventional full- time two year MBA at Queen's. However, the Queen's School of Business does have an MBA Program designed specifically for Commerce, HBA and BBA grads. This Program is described more fully here and it largely consists of classes delivered via state-of-the-art, real-time, interactive multipoint videoconference technology to Boardroom Learning Teams across the country.