Reach your educational goals faster with an on-campus or online MBA degree that you can complete in as little as 18 months. Because you’re a busy adult juggling a lot, we offer a Master of Business Administration degree you can earn one 6-week course at a time. That way, you can focus on enhancing your business career while keeping up with the demands of your job and your family.

Your MBA can stand on its own. Or, you can specialize it with a concentration in Accounting, Finance, Healthcare Management, Human Resource Management, Marketing or Project Management. Then harness the power behind proven management strategies to bring value and expertise to your organization.

With an on-campus or online MBA, you’ll:

• Develop problem-solving skills that guide your business decisions.
• Leverage technology to create a competitive advantage.
• Evaluate risks and learn how to minimize them.
• Learn strategies for managing and motivating personnel toward maximum work performance.

Choose the specialty that’s right for you — on a schedule that works for you. You’re ready to lead. Let your MBA degree help you prepare. 

An accredited MBA

The MBA has been reaffirmed for accreditation until 2027 by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP), ensuring the quality of your education.

What does this mean in real life? ACBSP-accredited business schools are committed to standards that prepare graduates to compete for jobs with the skills employers want. Accreditation occurs on a regular 10-year cycle. This means our MBA program is reviewed to ensure it meets ACBSP standards.

When it comes to your MBA, you have options:

Master of Business Administration:

Enhance your career in business with an on-campus or online Business Administration degree that teaches you what it takes to manage in a rapidly changing business environment. In this ACBSP-accredited MBA program, you’ll learn a range of managerial skills that will help prepare you for a career as a business leader. If you choose, you’ll have the opportunity to focus your skills in one of six specialty areas. The core curriculum in the program covers:

• Strategies for business growth
• Organizational problem-solving
• Analytical decision-making

Master of Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting:

Earn your Accounting degree online in this ACBSP-accredited Business Administration master’s program. You’ll strengthen your business skills and hone your accounting skills while learning:

• Management
• Business law
• Human capital management
• Organizational leadership
• Quantitative reasoning for business and economics
• Applied business research and statistics
• Operations management
• Corporate finance
• Marketing
• Strategic planning

Master of Business Administration with a concentration in Finance:

This online Finance degree can help you further develop the skills you'll need to work in a financial management, advisement or analysis career. The curriculum is aligned with the body of knowledge essential to the Certified Financial Analyst profession. Many graduates pursue careers as chief financial officers and certified financial planners. You’ll study:

• Long-term financial planning
• Capital markets
• Financial control
• Audit
• Compliance

Master of Business Administration with a concentration in Healthcare Management:

Prepare for a leadership role in the dynamic, complex and evolving world of healthcare. You’ll study consumer demand, market volatility, and regulatory and fiscal constraints. Courses, including Quantitative Reasoning for Business and Healthcare Organizations and Delivery Systems, will prepare you to:

• Understand the complexities of healthcare.
• Improve patient care.
• Use healthcare analytics to drive growth.
• Develop and present a strategic plan.

Master of Business Administration with a concentration in Human Resource Management:

This online Human Resources degree is designed for those who’ve already completed their bachelor’s degree. Graduates of this program who have relevant experience might go on to become human resources directors, chief learning officers, program evaluators or corporate learning specialists. You’ll learn:

• Managerial competencies specific to human resources
• Content set by existing national standardized graduate business tests
• Strategies for recruiting, training and managing your talent pool
• The nuances of employment law, compensation and benefits

Master of Business Administration with a concentration in Marketing:

Build on your bachelor’s degree with this online MBA, which allows you to take key classes early, so you can apply the knowledge and skills you’re learning right away. The program includes hands-on projects, including development of a strategic online marketing plan and illustration of how to estimate and measure total return on investment. In this ACBSP-accredited master’s program, you’ll study:

• Consumer behavior
• Product development
• How to build brand equity
• How to influence customers

Master of Business Administration with a concentration in Project Management:

Prepare to become a project manager or enhance your existing project management skills. In this MBA program, you’ll gain core skills such as risk management, organizational leadership and more. Our curriculum aligns with the Project Management Institute (PMI^®) and Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK^®) standards. You’ll learn:

• The five processes that define project management
• Collaborative project planning
• Project management concepts and applications

Master of Health Administration and Master of Business Administration:

This dual degree program provides you with in-depth knowledge of business management practices, so you can respond to the changing healthcare industry. You’ll gain greater flexibility with a curriculum tailored to the needs of healthcare business leaders. You’ll incorporate evidence-based and emerging strategies to create a culture of agility and innovation across many health sector contexts. You’ll learn:

• Authentic leadership
• Talent management
• Environmental scanning
• Consensus building
• How to utilize data to address the Triple Aim (cost/quality of care, health of populations, patient-centrism)