An undergraduate grade point average of 2.75 or higher. Evidence of undergraduate scholarship. Demonstration of aptitude for successful graduate business study.
Admission is competitive and selection is based on an evaluation of the total factors.
Information about the GMAT can be obtained at the Graduate Studies Office and the Office of the Dean of the College of Business. The candidate for the Master of Business Administration degree must satisfy the requirements for all master's degree programs as set forth by the School of Graduate Studies. Full-time students also should expect to complete part of the program with evening courses. I requirements completed prior to admission. Principles of Macroeconomics Economic decision-making, market processes, measurement and determination of aggregate prices and employment, money and banking process, fiscal policy, and monetary policy.