Graduate Programs

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The School of Business Administration has more than 400 graduate students enrolled in nine distinct master's degree programs.

Graduate business programs are offered in three primary areas:

MBA Programs

• Full-Time MBA program
• International MBA program (IMBA)
• Evening MBA program for working professionals

Business Leadership Programs

• Master of Science in Executive Leadership (MSEL)
• Master of Science in Global Leadership (MSGL)

Specialized Master's Programs:

• Master of Science in Accountancy (MACC)
• Master of Science in Real Estate (MSRE)
• Master of Science in Supply Chain Management(MS-SCM)
• Master of Science in Taxation (MTAX)

School of Business Administration Graduate Statistics:
* Average graduate program class size: 17 students
* Average GMAT score for the entering full-time MBA class of 2009: 675
* Student-faculty ratio: 16:1