It is expected that successful applicants will show high promise of success in graduate study in MIS and hold a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited institution. Admission is based on consideration of qualitative and quantitative factors related to the applicant's educational preparation and proven ability to perform academic work at a superior level. These factors also are indicative of a candidate's potential for a high level of performance.
Bachelors degree in any field.
Computer proficiency in an operating system and an office suite. While the proficiency can be achieved through self study or non-credit training courses, the expected level of proficiency is comparable to that obtained by students completing MIS146 Computer Applications in Business. One semester of economics which includes microeconomics. One semester of calculus One semester of business communications. The communication requirement may be filled by a professional writing or speaking course beyond the freshman level.