Curriculum
- The MBA curriculum is composed of eight required courses totaling twenty-four (24) hours of credit and two elective courses totaling six (6) hours of credit.
- Every MBA student must complete the required core courses.
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Required Courses
REQUIREMENTS FOR MBA DEGREE
2008-2010 Catalog
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Full Admission Criteria :
-Undergraduate degree from accredited institution -Minimum UGPA of 2.7
-Approval of deans of School of Business -Minimum GMAT score of 400 *
and Graduate School -Minimum GPA/GMAT Index of 1000*
* (students with a 3.5 GPA or higher
are exempt from taking the GMAT)
UNDERGRADUATE PREREQUISITES
Accounting Principles - Financial*
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3 hrs
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Business Law/Legal Environment*
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3 hrs
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Accounting Principles Managerial*
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3 hrs
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Marketing*
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3 hrs
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Economics Principles - Macroeconomics*
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3hrs
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Statistics
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3 hrs
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Economics Principles Microeconomics*
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3 hrs
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Finance
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3 hrs
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Fundamentals of Information Systems*
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3 hrs
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Math* (Algebra or higher)
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3 hrs
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Management*
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3 hrs
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Total
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33 hrs
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*A satisfactory score on the CLEP Exam for this undergraduate prerequisite will satisfy the requirement.
DEGREE REQUIREMENTS
30 hours, no thesis, satisfactory completion of prerequisites
Scholastic requirements
A grade of D or F will result in automatic dismissal from the MBA program. Upon receipt of a third C , the student will be dismissed from the program.
REQUIRED COURSES FOR MBA DEGREE (30 hrs)
Course Number & Semesters
FALL & SPRING
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Course Name Grade Date Completed or To Be Taken
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BIS 6253
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Strategic Information Systems
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FIN 6113
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Managerial Finance
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GBU 6023
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Researching and Reporting in Business
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MGM 6123
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Organizational Strategy
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MKT 6063
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Marketing Seminar
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ACC 6123 (OR) ACC 6263
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Acc. for Bus. & Fin. Mgmt. (FALL ONLY) (OR) Accounting Theory (SPRING ONLY)
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SUMMER 1
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ECO 6213
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Economic Analysis for Managerial Dec.
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SUMMER II
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MGM 6183
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Trends in Management
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5000/6000
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Business Elective in any semester
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5000/6000
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Business Elective in any semester
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Revised 6-12-08
See Graduate Catalog for other regulations or visit our web site at www.hsu.edu/schoolofbusiness/mba.html
In addition to the required core courses:
- The student must complete (6) hours of electives from approved 5000 or 6000 level business courses.
- The electives will be selected by the student with the guidance of the MBA Director.
During the Fall and Spring semesters the School of Business offers 6000-level courses evenings, Monday through Thursday, 6-9 pm. Business 5000-level elective courses are offered both on day and evening basis. During the Summer semesters 6000-level courses are offered twice a week, 6-10 pm. So, it is possible for individuals working full-time to complete the Henderson MBA entirely on an evening basis.
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Admission
Admission to the MBA program is contingent upon the applicant having a bachelor's degree from an accredited institution and a background and grade performance indicating success at the graduate level. In addition, performance on the Graduate Management Admissions Test (GMAT) is used in evaluating an applicant.
The following minimum criteria must be met in order to be considered for review for admission to the MBA program:
1. A bachelor's degree from an accredited institution.
2. Approval of the Dean of the Graduate School and the Dean of the School
of Business.
3. A minimum undergraduate GPA of 2.70.
4. A minimum GMAT score of 400.
5. A minimum GPA/GMAT index of 1000 (formula: GPA x 200 plus GMAT score
equals index).
Applicants whose undergraduate GPA is 3.5 or above may be exempted from taking GMAT. An applicant that fails to meet the above requirements may contact the MBA Director regarding your situation.
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UndergraduatePrerequisites
- Basic undergraduate preparation in Business Administration is a requirement for taking graduate courses leading to the MBA.
- A student whose undergraduate degree is in another discipline can meet these requirements by completing courses in the prerequisite areas shown above in the 'Requirements for an MBA Degree' section.
As an alternative, a student can meet these prerequisites by demonstrating proficiency in these areas on certain approved tests.
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Program Cost & Financial Assistance
The following estimated costs are provided as a guideline. Actual costs may vary. Tuition & fees are subject to increase by the Henderson Board of Trustees.
Graduate Tuition & Fees (30 credits in-state) $5,490
Books & Materials 1,800
Other Costs (transcript, application, etc) 450 Estimated Program Cost $7,740
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Graduate Assistantships
A number of teaching, research, and service assistantships are available to qualified students. An assistantship provides an opportunity for students to work with faculty with the principal function of enabling qualified students to continue their graduate work. The stipend for an assistantship is $4,000.
Additionally, students who receive assistantships are not required to pay tuition. Students interested in applying for an assistantship may pick up an application form from Mrs. Betty Magnini in Mooney Hall, 309A. To apply online click on the following link: GA Online Application.
The graduate admission file must be completedbefore a student will be considered for a graduate assistantship. The deadlines for consideration for a graduate assistantship are:
Fall semester admission - May 15
Spring semester admission - November 15
Early completion of the graduate admission file is recommended.
See the graduate catalog for complete information about assistantships.
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