The admission decision is based on an evaluation of all application materials submitted by the individual. Academic records, work experiences, recommendations, test scores and evidence of maturity and motivation are among the factors assessed in the admission process. Students may take up to three classes before being formally admitted into the MBA program. The Curriculum General education courses in history, humanities, mathematics, natural sciences and social sciences at the postsecondary level is an essential prerequisite for admission to this program. In addition, for students to begin the program with a common background in business, Lakeland would expect each student to have completed or shown evidence of competence in undergraduate foundation subject areas.
All courses listed above are three semester hours.
The program is designed for classroom teachers and educators who are seeking opportunities for intellectual and professional growth within the context of a liberal arts education. Admission Requirements Successful completion of a bachelor's degree from an accredited undergraduate institution. A grade point average, earned at either the graduate or undergraduate level, indicating a capacity for graduate work. Possession of a valid teaching license and appropriate teaching experience or successful completion of the following foundation courses and consent of the dean of graduate studies. Two letters of recommendation indicating the student's potential for success in the graduate education program.