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Program of Study

The MBA program focuses on blending the ethical and social responsibilities of leadership into the curriculum. These are the skills that will make you competitive in today's business environment. New students are expected to have a working knowledge of PCs and Microsoft Office. Many of your courses will make use of software applications such as Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, Access and Word as well as the Internet. Students are not required to own a computer but it is strongly suggested.

For students who need computer training, we suggest you take advantage of the self-tutorials available on CD-ROM at our bookstore or enroll in several of the free computer training seminars offered on campus. New students will be advised of their options when they meet with the Graduate Director once they have been admitted.

Students may be waived from the foundation courses based on their undergraduate coursework. Call the School of Business & Economics for an evaluation of your transcripts to find out which classes will be waived.