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Degree Requirements

Evening MBA

The Evening MBA program consists of 60 credit hours in residence. Students generally take four years to complete the Evening MBA Program and must meet the degree requirements in effect when they enter the program. If course or curriculum changes take place after a student commences the program, every effort will be made to implement the changes in the student’s best interest, while still maintaining the most current program standards. The core coursework establishes a basic understanding of the functional responsibilities of an organization. After completing the core course requirements, students integrate the concepts learned and take electives in their area(s) of interest while completing additional core requirements 1. Note that some elective classes can be taken earlier in the program, depending on course prerequisites.

The curriculum reflects an increased flexibility through modular scheduling allowing both seven and fourteen week courses as well as courses offered in an intensive style. Core and elective degree requirements are summarized below. View Course Descriptions for details on each class.

Core Requirements with no Prerequisites* Core Requirements with Prerequisites*
ACC 501: Financial Accounting 2 ACC 551: Managerial Accounting
[ACC 501 prerequisite]
BE 501: Applied Microeconomics STRATEGY (CSIB) 601: Corporate Strategy
[ACC 501 prerequisite]
BIT 551: Information Systems FIN 551: Financial Management and Policy
[ACC 501 and OMS 501 prerequisite]
MBA Communication Requirement 3 OMS 551: Introduction to Operations
[OMS 501 prerequisite]
Law/Ethics Requirement (for admits Fall 2005 and later) 5  
MKT 501: Marketing Management  
MO 501: Human Behavior and Organization  
OMS 501: Applied Business Statistics 2  
STRATEGY (CSIB) 503: World Economy (for admits Fall 2005 and later) 4  

*NOTES:

  1. All students will complete a minimum of 25.5 credit hours in elective coursework.  Elective courses may be 1.5, 2.25, or 3 credit hours.
  2. Because ACC 501 and OMS 501 are prerequisites for other core classes, we strongly recommend taking these early in the program, to allow maximum flexibility in choosing courses.
  3. Communication Requirement: Students must now complete ONE of the following two options:
    • Complete any one of the following classes: LHC 520, LHC 521, LHC 522, LHC 524 or LHC 560.
      OR
    • Pass the Communication Waiver Exam: Offered online in August and November. Effective Fall 2005, students must take the communication waiver exam within the first three offerings available to them upon admittance. For example, students admitted in Winter 2007 or Fall 2007 are eligible to complete the waiver exam in August 2007, November 2007 and August 2008.  Students who have not successfully completed the waiver exam within the first three offerings will need to fulfill the communication requirement with course work prior to graduation.
  4. World Economy (STRATEGY (CSIB) 503 – 1.5 crs) is required for any students admitted in Fall 2005 and later.
  5. The Law/Ethics requirement must be met by any students admitted in Fall 2005 and later. To fulfill this requirement, students must  complete one of the following courses during their student career:  BA 512, LHC 504, LHC 506, LHC 507, LHC 508, LHC 509, LHC 511, LHC 512, LHC 513, LHC 514, LHC 515, LHC 516, LHC 517 or LHC 582.  (See the degree requirements checklist for details.)
  6. At least 50 of the 60 required credits must be made up of Business Administration coursework.
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