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Aug 31, 2024
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University Catalog 2011-2014 (PRINTED) [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Business Administration: Option in International Business, M.S.
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(45 units)
This is a specialized degree program that permits concentration and research in one of several options.
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Admission to the Program
Students must fulfill University requirements for admission to graduate study and must submit a separate graduate program application to the College of Business and Economics. The college admits applicants based on a comprehensive review of their prior education, work experience, GMAT scores, and letters of recommendation. Those without an undergraduate degree in business are required to complete 24 units of Foundations of Business courses listed below for admission to classified graduate standing for the M.S. degree in Business Administration.
The 24-unit requirement can be met either by completing the courses listed below or by submitting transcripts demonstrating that the equivalent subject material has been successfully completed either at the undergraduate or graduate level. In addition, competence must be demonstrated in statistics and the use of computers. The competency requirement can be met by successfully passing competency exams in each area of by submitting transcripts showing that the subject matter has been successfully completed at either the undergraduate or graduate level.
In addition to completing the 24-quarter units of acceptable basic business courses listed below, applicants must have an approved graduate degree program on file in the College of Business and Economics Advisement Center. Requirements for the Degree (45 units)
A total of 45 units is required, with at least 41 units in 500-level courses. International Business Option (24 units)
Required Courses (4 units)
Electives (20 units)
Select 20 units from the following with adviser approval. |
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