11 Month MBA

Eleven-Month MBA Program

 The program is designed for fully-prepared students who have completed all foundation (prerequisite) course requirements.  For a complete list of foundation course requirements please refer to MBA Degree Requirements.  Determination of eligibility for the Eleven Month Program is made by the Director of the MBA Program upon submission of all application materials.

Admission to the Program

Applicants for the Eleven Month Program must meet all regular program admission requirements including submission of the Graduate Management Admissions Test (GMAT) score report, official transcripts from all previous colleges and universities attended, and three letters of reference. A combination of satisfactory GMAT score and undergraduate GPA is required. International students presenting transcripts from institutions outside the U.S. must submit an official Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) score of 213 or higher on the computer-based exam or 550 or higher on the paper-based exam.

Graduate Assistant Positions

Students enrolled in the eleven month MBA program are eligible to apply for graduate assistantship positions for the Fall and Spring terms (no assistantships are currently available for summer).  Graduate assistantships (GA) are awarded on a competitive basis to qualified students and cover all or part of the basic tuition and fees expenses and provide a stipend.  In addition to the hourly stipend, half-time assistantships (20 hrs. per week) carry a waiver of the basic tuition while a 10 hour assistantship provides a 50% tuition waiver.  Students interested in applying for a GA position for the fall term should plan on having their application for admission completed as early as possible in the spring term.  International Assistantship (IA) awards, in the form of tuition reductions, ranging from $3,000 - $5,000 are available for international students enrolled in the eleven month MBA program.  All international students accepted into the MBA program who are not awarded a GA position automatically qualify for, and will receive, an IA award.Please refer to the MBA Finances page and the Estimated Costs of Attending.

Eleven Month MBA Course Sequence

Summer Term

Summer I -First five-week session - Begins First week of June 

ECON 510: Advanced Managerial Economics
MGMT 621: Human Resource Management

Summer II - Second five -week session

ECON 603: Quantitative Analysis for Business Decisions

Fall Term

ACTG 552: Management Accounting 
MKTG 560: Marketing Decision Making
MGMT 626: Production/Operations Management
FIN 570: Managerial Finance

Spring Term

MGMT 521: Organization Structure and Behavior
BSAD 690: Administration and Business Policy
Graduate Level Elective Course 
Graduate Level Elective Course