MBA Curriculum

MBA Curriculum



Undergraduate Prerequisites

In addition to meeting the requirements for admission into the MBA program, students must have credit for, or will be required to take, the following undergraduate core courses with a minimum grade of “C” in each course:

Introduction to Financial Accounting 3 hours
Principles of Microeconomics    3 hours
Principles of Macroeconomics    3 hours
Business Finance    3 hours
Legal Environment of Business 3 hours
Business Statistics    3 hours
Production & Operations Management   3 hours
Management of Organizations   3 hours
Principles of Marketing    3 hours
Management Information Systems   3 hours
                                                                       Total Hours 30 hours

 

MBA Program Requirements

The MBA program consists of 33 credit hours for the General concentration and 36 hours for the Accounting concentration. All MBA students are required to take the following 24 hours of core courses. Those pursuing a General MBA must take an additional 9 hours of general electives. Those pursuing an Accounting concentration must take 12 hours of electives. A list of general electives will be provided under MBA Schedules on a per semester basis.

ACCT 625

Accounting for Business Decisions

ECON 613

Managerial Economics

FIN 653

Financial Policies I

OMIS 600

Statistical Methods for Business and Economics

OMIS 650

Management Information Systems

MGMT 663

Organizational Theory and Behavior

MGMT 683

Business Policy and Strategy (Must be taken in last 12 hours)

MRKT 673

Marketing Administration

 

Accounting Concentration

Students can complete the Master of Business Administration program with the opportunity to concentrate in Accounting. Students who pursue an Accounting concentration are required to take 12 hours of predetermined electives from this area.

 

       Required Electives

      ACCT 607

      Advanced Audit and Assurance Services

      ACCT 620

      Advanced Accounting Information Systems

      ACCT 695

      Special Topics in Accounting

       

      Choose 1 of the Following:

      ACCT 500 Accounting for Government & Non-Profit Org's.
      ACCT 506 Accounting Theory
      ACCT 542 Advanced Tax Accounting

       

       

       

       

       


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