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Overview

The Master of Business Administration program offers advanced preparation for leadership roles in business settings, incorporating biblical wisdom and missional concerns to develop Christian character and a kingdom perspective. The business core classes develop competencies in leadership, analytics and decision-making, human resource management, accounting, marketing, economics, and business law. The program culminates in a capstone project that demonstrates students’ capacity to research, synthesize, analyze, assess, and communicate core business knowledge.

Concentration options include Leadership, Management, and Nonprofit Management.

Quick Facts

Fully online, flexible program
12 seven-week courses (36 credit hours)
Completed in two years part-time, one year full-time
Affordable tuition
No GMAT or GRE required
Small class sizes with knowledgeable and caring faculty
Accredited by SACSCOC
Students come from diverse backgrounds, including for-profit businesses, churches, and other nonprofits, and from a variety of undergraduate majors.
Work with real organizations in the Capstone business plan

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Application Deadlines

Fall: July 15
Spring: December 1

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Concentrations

This degree offers three concentrations.

The Leadership concentration includes courses in communication, team building, and organizational leadership.

The Management Concentration includes courses in human resource management, corporate finance, and international business.

The Nonprofit Administration concentration includes courses in nonprofit law, the nonprofit sector, and nonprofit resource development.

Curriculum

Courses may include:

Managerial Economics
Marketing Management
Accounting for Strategic Decision Making
Business Law

For more details on this program, check out our academic catalog.

Careers

Graduates with this degree often serve as leaders in human resources, finance, operations, marketing, project management, and organizational leadership. This degree equips every student for greater effectiveness and leadership in the business and nonprofit world.

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