The purpose of the MBA is to develop competent individuals for responsible leadership positions in any organization or enterprise. The program has six required courses including an MBA capstone course and provides flexibility that enables students to select from a broad range of electives in the General Management track. Tracks also are available in Professional Accountancy and Financial Planning.

In 2008, our MBA program is again ranked by Princeton Review as one of the best in the U.S. that offer the Greatest Opportunity for Women. We are pleased to announce that our program ranks number one in Texas and the Southwest and number eight in the U.S. among all MBA programs.This ranking is based on the percent of students and faculty who are female and by students' assessments of resources for female students, the supportiveness of the culture for females, the availability of coursework for female entrepreneurs and the use of case study materials that proportionately reflect women in business.

The MBA program has been designed to enable students who have satisfied all prerequisite knowledge requirements an opportunity to complete their MBA in one year. For more information, see the One-Year MBA page.

Resources & Links

Two new links have been added through MBA Highway, a site that provides links to possible MBA internships and, through LinkedIn, links MBA students with potential employers. Registration is free. Just click Resources & Links in the left-hand column, then click on the appropriate MBA Highway link.

Study Abroad

Information on the 2009 Innsbruck MBA program (July 11-24, 2009), the joint degree program in Schmalkalden (Germany) and the 2009 Indigenous Development program in Bolivia (May 15-30, 2009) can be found by going to the M.B.A. Study Abroad link in the left-hand column on this page.

Scholarships

See our scholarship resources page for information on MBA scholarships available.