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About IU Northwest
IU Northwest is located on a 36-acre campus in the northwest corner of the state. IU Northwest is a focal point for students and the region offering nationally recognized degree programs, a diverse student body, a supportive environment, and unique cultural opportunities.
10 Reasons the MBA Program at IUN is For You
It's Chicagoland's Affordable AACSB Accredited Business School!
Caring faculty and staff who go above and beyond to help students.
Ability to attend full or part time.
Affordable costs, financial aid, and payment plans.
A close MBA community of over 100 students, facutly and staff.
Faculty with doctorates and experience in their field
Close to home & easily accessible.
Academic and career support services.
Alumni network of 28,000 who are making contributions in many fields.
A variety of delivery methods to fit your learning and lifestyle.
Quality
The School of Business and Economics at Indiana University Northwest is accredited by AACSB International. In fact, no other public institution in Northwest Indiana holds this esteemed accreditation.
- Less than 5% of business schools world-wide even hold AACSB International accreditation.
- AACSB is a continuous improvement process which is earned, not paid for.
- Nationally and internationally recognized faculty in research.
- Teaching is a full-time commitment, not a part time job for our faculty.
Value
- IU Northwest’s graduate tuition and fees are among the most reasonable anywhere.
- Even out-of-state fees are competitive with most Chicago area or private school programs.
- Approved for guaranteed student loans and veteran’s benefits.
We also suggest that prospective students check with their employer about tuition reimbursement plans they may offer.
Convenience
- Most of our MBA students work full-time and want to pursue their degree on a part-time basis.
- Two distinct delivery methods of one great MBA – Weeknight and Weekend MBA.
- Students will attend classes just two nights per week with no weekend classes required.
- Time for everything life has to offer without sacrificing what is important to you.
Email Us at:
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School of Business and Economics
IU Northwest
3400 Broadway
Dunes Medical/Professional Building, Room 1103
Gary, Indiana 46408
Phone Number:
(219) 980-6552
Fax:
(219) 980-6916
Frequently Asked Questions
No. While you must have a Bachelor’s Degree to enter the MBA program, it does not have to be in Business. Our students have degrees in practically every major, from business and engineering to nursing and music!
No. Foundation course waivers are available to any student who completed the appropriate coursework in their undergraduate studies. Example: If you majored in political science in undergrad, and took micro and macro economics with a grade of 'B' or better in the past five (5) years you would be waived from A514 - Economics for Managers. Because of its cohort nature, waivers are not an option in the Weekend MBA program.
Don’t panic! While we plan a schedule for you to complete the Core of the program in 20 months, you are allowed 6 years to finish your requirements. We understand 'life happens'!
An MBA is still considered one of the most prestigious degrees and research shows:
- The overall return on investment (ROI) for an MBA is 177%.
- The ROI for a top ranked school is dramatically lower than other schools.
- A part time MBA program gives a better ROI than full time or executive MBA programs.
- Public schools beat private schools in ROI.
MBAs are leaders in both professional and pubic life so whether you are looking to impact your organization or your community, an MBA is a wise choice.
There are generally three sources of financial assistance available to graduate students. The first and most common is student loans and information for applying for and receiving student loans is available through the Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships. Graduate Assistantships are for students who are able to work for the School of Business and Economics, such as assistanting faculty, receive tuition remission Final;y scholarships are available and while not common for graduate work we always recommend that students search for private scholarships or assistance.
One other means of financial assistance for school is often through tuition reimbursement programs through employers.
Classes in the School of Business and Economics at Indiana University Northwest are taught primarily by full-time, PhD level professors, with expertise in their discipline.
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