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The exact timeline to finish the MBA program depends on the number of courses waived and the number of courses taken in each semester. Please note that the schedules of study provided below are recommended only and may vary according to work schedule of students.
For students who do not have any MBA Core courses waived, the course requirements of the program can be completed in 3 years.
Under Scenario A, a recommended schedule of study for students admitted to the MBA program in the Fall semester is:
Under Scenario A, a recommended schedule of study for students admitted to the MBA program in the Spring semester is:
Students with an undergraduate degree in business who are waived from the MBA course requirements will only have to take a total of 10 courses to complete the program. They should be able to finish the MBA in two years or less.
Under Scenario B, a recommended schedule of study for students admitted to the MBA program in the Fall semester is:
Under Scenario B, a recommended schedule of study for students admitted to the MBA program in the Spring semester is:
Students with a partial waiver from the MBA course requirements will have a schedule of study similar to the one in Scenario A that can be completed in less than 3 years. The details of the schedule of study in Scenario C will be developed in consultation with the MBA advisors.
If students opt to do a thesis, they will (1) sign up for a 3-credit independent study, BADM 793, to develop a thesis proposal and to write one or two Chapters of the thesis, and (2) enroll in a thesis course, BADM 797, for 6 credits. The work done in independent study and thesis will be supervised by College of Business faculty. Prior to starting the thesis, students must contact the MBA advisors.
The recommended schedules of study in Scenarios A, B and C will be revised in consultation with MBA advisors if students choose to go for a thesis option.