However, prerequisites of up to nine additional credits in economics and quantitative methods courses also may be required. Regardless of your concentration, the following eight courses comprise the core curriculum. MG7660 Business Policy, the capstone course of the MBA, should be taken as close to the end of the program as possible and only after the other core courses have been completed. Because of its integral importance to the program, this course will not be waived. Specific concentration requirements are set forth in each area description.
Electives are advanced-level courses outside the core and concentration requirements.
These are advanced-level courses outside the concentration. Students are limited to a maximum of two courses from a single area. With advance approval of the Dean of Student Affairs, students may take graduate courses that relate to their professional objectives offered by other schools of Fordham University. These are advanced-level courses in either the concentration, elective areas, or both, subject only to individual course prerequisites. They are not subject to the breadth elective distribution requirement or concentration requirements.