ASU MBA Evening Students are ready to move into higher level positions than on-campus recruiters seek to fill. Evening students have concentrated work experience but no specialization, as is often sought by on-campus recruiters. ASU MBA Evening Program students are not seeking major career changes, but are positioning themselves for a higher level post in the field of their current experience. 12 hours of elective business courses may be taken during summer or during term breaks or on weekends. A variety of elective schedules are offered.
Students typically spend two to three hours of outside study for each hour of class time.
There are eight hours of class time each week, so an additional 16 to 24 hours of preparation is not unusual for the program. However, Evening students have opportunities to integrate their full-time work projects into class assignments. Work projects for class can be incorporated into homework, team assignments, research, class papers and presentations. This course work offers real value for sponsoring corporate organizations. There are three 10-week trimesters in the school year.