In the MBA program, students with an undergraduate degree in business may have foundation courses waived and thus could complete the program sooner. In the Graduate Certificate program, students with previous undergraduate course work that is equivalent to any of the required courses may be waived from that course. A limit of 18 credit hours can be waived however. A minimum of 12 credit hours is required to receive the certificate. A student has the option of taking classes through the regular weekly evening MBA program also.
All students are subject to the same academic rules and regulations as any other graduate student.
Important Admission cannot be completed until the application form, official transcripts and official test scores are received. The GMAT examination is required for degree admission to the MBA program, however it is not a requirement for admission to the Graduate Certificate in Business Administration program. With permission from the College of Business, non-degree students may be given up to one year in which to take the GMAT and achieve the required score during which time foundation courses can be taken. Accreditation of the Weekend MBA program is accorded by the American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business, which puts Eastern Michigan University in the top one-third of business schools in the country.