MBA

In a world of increasingly interconnected economies, our MBA degree will give you an extreme advantage. You’ll gain an innovative, practitioner-based business education that’s designed to develop you as a leader with the highest business competencies, strong ethical standards, professional integrity and practical skills. Curriculum focuses on best practices as you’ll build on your own foundational knowledge and benefit from faculty with practical experience. Recognizing the opportunities in the Central Valley, you’ll be prepared to advance in your current workplace or launch your entrepreneurial skills through a business of your own. The curriculum will challenge and inspire you, integrating technology, hands-on projects, critical thinking and leadership from a Christian perspective.

Highlights

Career opportunities

An MBA degree is a career accelerator, providing graduates with greater managerial skills, a better understanding of businesses and organizations and increased salary potential. A hands-on, practical perspective combined with international field experience ensures that graduates understand global business issues and how they affect local businesses.

Program director

Michelle Bradford, Psy.D.

Assistant Professor, Business and MBA Program Director

Faculty

Sharon Starcher, D.B.A.

Assistant Professor, Business and DC Business Administration Program Director

Benjamin Smith, M.A.

Instructor, Business- Economics

Sylvia Kim, D.B.A., C.P.A., C.G.M.A.

Associate Professor, Business- Accounting

Admission requirements

Note: As a result of COVID-19, GMAT/GRE testing requirements and application fees have been temporarily waived for School of Business graduate applicants. Please contact your program representative for more information.

• Application form and fee
• Minimum 3.0 GPA
• If GPA is under 3.0, submit GMAT result
• Official transcripts verifying BA/BS degree
• Resume
• One current professional reference form
• Statement of intent
• Program Interview Verification Form
• Letter of petition for students with a GPA under 3.0

Prerequisites

• Economics
• Accounting
• Statistics

Course listing

Required Courses (41 Units)