Master of Business Administration - Finance

A leading-edge academic curriculum is just one piece of a holistic graduate business education for students choosing a full-time MBA at Bentley. Here, the graduate experience includes global business immersions that combine classroom instruction and international trips helping to broaden your understanding of the world’s economy and foreign cultures. You will also have exclusive hands-on access to top executives from the corporate world, learning firsthand how today’s leaders navigate and solve their biggest business challenges.

The full-time MBA and part-time MBA at Bentley offer distinct advantages catering to different needs and lifestyles. Our full-time MBA is an immersive, intensive experience typically completed in two years, providing a deep dive into core business concepts and providing extensive networking opportunities. It's ideal for those seeking a career transition or rapid skill development. Our part-time MBA allows working professionals to balance their careers while pursuing this valuable credential over two to five years. This format offers greater flexibility, cost-effectiveness, and the ability to apply classroom learning directly to the workplace. The choice between the two depends on individual circumstances, career objectives and the capacity to effectively balance work and school.

Application fee / Transcripts (must have completed bachelor's degree) / Resume / 2 Essays / GMAT or GRE scores (may be waived for qualified students) / TOEFL/IELTS scores for international students (may be waived for qualified students) / Two letters of recommendation / Interview Qualified applicants may be eligible to receive a GMAT/GRE exam waiver if you have either: Resume (must be current with dates of employment, job duties and internships) Two Letters of Recommendation Two Essays Transcripts: Undergraduate and Graduate Transcript Evaluation from a NACES-accredited agency. For international students, we require a minimum of 100 on the TOEFL. Students that submit lower scores may be eliminated from consideration. If you score lower than the minimum, request an interview. Interviews can be conducted in person or through Skype. Your goal during the interview is to demonstrate that your score might not be reflective of your abilities.