The foundation program is now available over the internet. Beginning in fall semester 1999, M.B.A. students are engaged in the new curriculum, offering perspectives in technology, interpersonal relations and strategy, as well as the chance to take courses outside the school in areas of personal interest. The School of Business Administration moved into its new building fall semester 1996. Innovative teaching methods are utilized in the graduate programs and include case studies, computer simulations, team building and individual projects, field research, internship and international opportunities, and lectures. Small class size and personal attention improves students' graduate experience.
All programs are open to qualified graduates from any academic discipline.
The programs may be started in any semester. The heart of the program is reciprocity and coordination between the Law School and School of Business Administration. In addition, a written exit exam or thesis is required. 90 total credits for the Juris Doctor including 9 transferred in from the M.B.A. 32 credits for the M.B.A. including 9 transferred in from the Law School. Law School elective credits or clinical training credits may be taken each summer to reduce fall and spring semester credit loads.