Career Resource Center:
MBA Degree Programs
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Why should you get your MBA?
Simply put, there is no reason not to. Having your MBA will put you first in line for a better job, promotion, or raise. If you have ever thought about getting your MBA degree, new formats make it easier and more affordable than ever before. |
Obstacles that once stood in the way of completing your degree no longer keep you from acheiving financial success and security for your family. See ad listings below to learn more.
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Some facts about new MBA programs:
• No commute or campus visits required
• Your employer may cover the cost of your degree
• As much as 50% less than traditional programs
• Earn up to 80% more over your career*
• Complete your MBA in less than 12 months
Learn more about new flexible MBA programs with ad listings.
*According to survey by US Dept. of Labor.
http://www.dol.gov/dol/topic/statistics/publications.htm
Helpful info on MBA degree value-
https://www.studential.com/university/guides/university-admissions/the-value-of-an-MBA-degree
The Masters of Business Administration (MBA) is the most looked for after degree in the United States. Since 1970, more than two million MBAs have been given, with 156,000 granted in 2013 alone. Why? The degree is flexible, gives abilities that are esteemed overall and offers critical rate of profitability. As per the Global 200 Business Schools Report, beginning U.S. pay rates for MBA-holders range from in the high six figure salaries.
The Graduate Management Admission Council's (GMAC) graduated class review reports that five years after graduation, the dominant part of business college graduated class are in senior-level positions or higher. At ten years post-graduation, 25% of graduated class have collected official level positions and 5% have come to the most senior-level official positions, casually alluded to as "the C-suite." (Think CEO, CFO, COO, and so on.)
While holding a MBA passes on that you comprehend business, having the degree, on the other hand, makes not ensure a showing. With a surge of graduates holding the same degree, in what capacity can one graduate emerge from another? In what capacity would you be able to make certain to make yourself obviously fit the bill for the position you need?
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| | Leadership in Organizations | | | Managerial Accounting | | |
Managerial Finance | | | Marketing
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| Strategic
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| Microeconomics | | | Legal And
Ethical Environment Of BusinessLegal And Ethical Environment Of Business | | | Introduction to IT & E-CommerceIntroduction to IT & E-Commerce | | | Operations & Supply Chain
ManagementOperations & Supply Chain Management | | | Sample Elective Courses (15 Credits) |
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ManagementBrand Management | | | Corporate Entrepreneurship | | | Derivatives | | | Financial Statement Analysis |
| | Foundations of Entrepreneurship | | | Investments | | | Marketing Research | |
| Principles of Management Science | | | Project Management | | | Six Sigma | | <
/tr> | Taxes & Business StrategyTaxes & Business Strategy | | | Venture CapitalVenture Capital | | | Residency (3 credits) | |
| Sample Schedule | | | | | COURSE CREDITS | | 1 Financial Accounting | | 1 Marketing Management | | 2 Residency (Syracuse) |
| 2 Data Analysis | | 2 Legal & Ethical Environment of Business | | 3 Residency (International) | | 3 Residency Extension | | 3 Microeconomics | | 3 Managerial Accounting |
| 4 Strategic Management | | 4 Elective | | | | SEMESTER COURSE CREDITS | | 1 Supply Chain & Operations Management | | 1 Elective | | 2 Managerial Finance | | 2 IT & E-Commerce | | 3 Leadership in Organizations | | 3 Elective | | 4 Residency | | 4 Global Entrepreneurial Management | | 4 Elective | | 4 Total credits |
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