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General Program Information
The Master of Business Administration degree is intended to facilitate the career development of individuals presently in management positions or to provide foundation and in-depth study for individuals aspiring to move into management positions.
The basic program consists of 36 graduate credit hours of core, directed elective, and elective study which builds upon an 21 credit hour foundation of accepted management skills, concepts, and principles. This program is intended to be equally applicable to private, public, and governmental sectors of management.
Each program participant will be assigned an advisor upon entrance into the program. The MBA Program Director works closely with students in developing a program of study.
The Levin Institute
The School of Business offers international finance opportunities through the Levin institute's New York program. Students engage in a semester-long, 15-credit intensive learning experience in international finance and global investment banking at New York’s Levin Institute. Distance learning classes will taken at SUNY Oswego, while the experience is coupled with real world experience at New York City - multinational firms and networking with industry executives.
To learn more about the Levin Institute visit their website at http://www.levin.suny.edu/index.cfm.
For more information on this opportunity visit the MBA office or contact the MBA Director.
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Admission Requirements
A program participant must hold a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university. Applicants to the program should have a minimum of a 2.6/4.0 undergraduate G.P.A. and a minimum score of 470 on the Graduate Management Aptitude Test (GMAT). Each participant must submit two letters of reference in addition to the transcripts and examination reports required. The graduate director will review applications and provide recommendations to the graduate dean. Admission procedures are delineated in the Admissions section of the Graduate Catalog.
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Degree Candidacy
It is the responsibility of the student to file for degree candidacy when 12 to 18 hours of graduate study have been completed. Hours over 18 are subject to forfeiture. The graduate director will conduct a review of the candidate's academic performance. Evidence of graduate level ability and a cumulative average of 3.0 or better is required to qualify for the awarding of degree candidacy status.
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Transfer Credit
Up to six credit hours of accredited and approved graduate work may be transferred from other accredited graduate programs of study.
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Foundation Requirements
The foundation requirements should be completed in order to continue in the program beyond the first year. Credit may be given for these requirements based on prior academic credit, completion of programs with similar content, or experience. It is anticipated that most foundation requirements would have been previously satisfied by undergraduate course work for the typical business undergraduate student or a student in a business related field such as economics, computer science, etc. In addition, courses will be taught periodically which satisfy these requirements as a service to interested program participants. Credits earned below the 510 level are not a part of the 36 hours required for program completion. Participants may simultaneously complete their final foundation requirements and begin to take core courses as long as prerequisite requirements for core courses are met.
Foundational Requirements... 21 sh
[ ] - MBA 501 -- Accounting
[ ] - MBA 502 -- Principles of Economics
[ ] - MBA 503 -- Principles of Management
[ ] - MBA 504 -- Quantitative Analysis
[ ] - MBA 505 -- Operations Management
[ ] - MBA 506 -- Legal Environment of Business
[ ] - MBA 507 -- Financial Management
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The Program Total...... 36 sh
Core Requirements... 21 sh (Select All)
[ ] - MBA 511--Management Information Systems
[ ] - MBA 513--Managerial Finance
[ ] - MBA 514--Marketing Management
[ ] - MBA 515--Management Science I
[ ] - MBA 516--International Business
[ ] - MBA 517--Organizational Management: A Global Perspective
[ ] - MBA 550--Management Policy
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Advanced Tools...... 3 sh (Select 1)
Select one of the following courses:
[ ] - MBA 531--Management Economics
[ ] - MBA 537--Management Science II
[ ] - MBA 539--Managerial Accounting
[ ] - MBA 563--Data Base Development
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Electives (See listing of General Electives)... 12 sh (Select 4)
[ ] - MBA 525--Cyber Law
[ ] - MBA 530--Employment Law
[ ] - MBA 531--Management Economics
[ ] - MBA 533--Collective Bargaining
[ ] - MBA 537--Management Science II
[ ] - MBA 538--Personnel Management
[ ] - MBA 539--Managerial Accounting
[ ] - MBA 540--Materials Management
[ ] - MBA 543--Investment Analysis & Portfolio Management
[ ] - MBA 545--Futures and Options Markets
[ ] - MBA 547--Management of Financial Institutions
[ ] - MBA 563--Data Base Development
[ ] - MBA 568--Project Management
[ ] - MBA 571--Public Sector Accounting
[ ] - MBA 572--Taxation of Corporations, Partnerships, Estates, and Trusts
[ ] - MBA 573--Financial Accounting Theory
[ ] - MBA 574--Advanced Auditing
[ ] - MBA 580--Entrepreneurship
[ ] - MBA 590--Special Topics
[ ] - MBA 598--Application Project
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Schedule of Core Classes
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Additional Requirement Information
1. Writing Competencies: students with weak writing or oral communication skills will be required to complete extra coursework in those fields.
2. Students are encouraged to participate in internships through the Experience-Based Education Office. Credit for internships or C.P.A. review coursework will appear on the student's transcript, but may not be counted towards graduation in the student's elective coursework
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Apply Today
Thank you for your interest in applying to SUNY Oswego's Business School MBA Program. Please visit Graduate Office Admissions and Graduate Tuition Costs where we have made all key information accessible to you online.
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Financial Aid
Students who are admitted to the SUNY Oswego Business School MBA Program may apply to receive financing to cover the standard student budget. Please visit the Financial Aid where we have made all key information accessible to you online.
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Registration
Registration for classes is all done online using myOswego, where you can ADD/DROP classes, check registration status, view holds, schedule, grades, apply to graduate, apply for candidacy, and more.
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Visit SUNY Oswego
SUNY Oswego’s School of Business MBA Program welcomes visitors to campus who are interested in applying to the MBA Program and offers on-campus programs to help applicants learn more about the school. Please Visit SUNY Oswego where we have made all key information accessible to you online including maps, driving directions, local accommodations, dining options and more.
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