Political Science and International Relations (B.A.) to M.B.A. Program
This pre-M.B.A. program allows advanced political science and international relations students to begin to pursue their M.B.A. degree while completing their undergraduate program. If students begin their graduate coursework while completing their undergraduate programs, they could earn their undergraduate and graduate degrees at an accelerated rate.
Political science and international relations students can supplement their undergraduate coursework with up to six credits of specified M.B.A. graduate courses. The M.B.A. courses would satisfy both graduate and undergraduate program requirements.
Students would be allowed to enroll in up to four graduate-level M.B.A. courses while completing undergraduate coursework; however, only two of those courses (six credits) would be eligible for application to the undergraduate degree. If students opt to take an additional two courses at the graduate level while completing the undergraduate degree, these courses would only apply to the graduate program requirements. All four graduate courses would satisfy M.B.A. program requirements.
Admission Requirements
In addition to meeting the university's undergraduate admission requirements, students are permitted to submit an application and, if approved, take graduate M.B.A. courses if they have
- at least 60 credits but no more than 90 credits and
- a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.4.
MBA Courses