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MBA Program
The MBA is a widely recognized degree that prepares students for responsible positions in the business and non-profit sectors. The program enhances personal self-confidence and initiative, builds analytical skills, and prepares students to succeed in a rapidly changing global economy. Students can attend full-time or part-time taking afternoon and evening classes.
Course Requirements
The MBA program consists of three phases: Phase I Basic Competency Skills in Mathematics, Statistics and Written English; Phase II Business Foundation courses in all the functional areas of business; and Phase III Professional Courses and Electives. Depending on the academic backgrounds of individual students, the total course load varies from a minimum of 10 courses (30 units) to a maximum of 22 courses (64 units). For details see MBA : Course Requirements.
MSBA in Accounting Program
The Master of Science in Business Administration (MSBA) in Accounting degree is a focused program of studies that allows students to specialize in the area of Accounting. This degree is suitable for students who wish to prepare for the CPA exam.
Course Requirements
The MSBA program consists of three phases: Phase I Basic Competency Skills in Mathematics, Statistics and Written English; Phase II Business Foundation courses in all the functional areas of business; and Phase III Emphasis Courses and Electives. Depending on the academic background of individual students, the total course load varies from a minimum of 10 courses (30 units) to a maximum of 22 courses (64 units). For details see MBA : Course Requirements.
Admissions
Students must apply online through CSU Mentor and send to the university an application fee, one copy of their transcripts, write a statement of purpose, take the GMAT exam, take TOEFL or IELTS if from a foreign university, submit a résumé and two letters of reference.
For deadlines, requirements and forms, see MBA: Admissions.
Resources
For prospective and current graduate student resources, including schedules, deadlines, requirements, and forms, see Resources for: Graduate Students.
More Information
For more program information, see Bulletin: Graduate Degree Programs in Business.
