Business, M.B.A.

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A 36 credit hour, 7-week cohort based model with an 18-month completion. Some semesters will require two courses. However, there will also be semesters with just one course. The program focuses on traditional MBA curriculum along with courses that emphasize the Dominican core values. This program will be a collaborative effort with CAS, CPS, and the Graduate School. An emphasis is placed on the specific core value of the Graduate School of sharing the fruits of contemplation through an emphasis in group projects and collaboration.

Course Requirements

Total for Major: 36 credit hours

Specializations

There are two specializations offered through the MBA program in accounting and health care administration. Students wishing to complete a specialization are encouraged to speak with the Program Advisor and the Program Advisor will supply interested students with an updated degree plan per MBA requirements.

Accounting

Students pursuing an accounting specialization may substitute MBA 657 Project Management, MBA 651 Managing Global Business And Cultural Diversity, MBA 655 Ethics In A Global Environment and MBA 671 Sustainable Business Management: Triple Bottom Line Strategy with the specialization courses below.

MBA 670 Advanced Auditing 3 credit hours
MBA 672 Advanced Financial Accounting 3 credit hours
MBA 673 Advanced Managerial Cost Accounting 3 credit hours
MBA 674 Professional and Ethical Issues for Accountants 3 credit hours

Health Administration

Students pursuing a specialization may substitute MBA 657 Project Management, MBA 651 Managing Global Business And Cultural Diversity and MBA 655 Ethics In A Global Environment with the specialization courses below.

LDR 609 Health Care Systems Management 3 credit hours
LDR 614 Contemporary Issues In Health Care 3 credit hours
LDR 650 Medical Law 3 credit hours

Admission Requirements for the MBA program

The current admissions policies and practices will apply to MBA program admissions.

Students are required to have a 3.0 overall undergraduate GPA and the GMAT or GRE are not required. Students who have taken either exam may submit their scores for review by the admissions team. As determined by the MBA Program Director, a particularly high score on either of these advanced examinations may satisfy the prerequisites of the MBA program for non-BBA applicants.

If students have a 3.0 from a regionally accredited business undergraduate program in any of the foundation courses, the course will be waived. Foundational courses include: finance, accounting, statistics, macro-economics and micro-economics. An acceptable passing score on related CLEP examinations (as determined by the MBA Program Director) will also be considered as equivalent to the foundation courses required of non-BBA applicants.