Master of Business Administration in Finance

Become a full-time or part-time graduate business student and pursue your general MBA degree, a concentration in sustainable business, or choose an area of emphasis in one of the following fields: Bridge MBA students are required to take six prerequisite courses, and these courses can be counted towards the MBA Program if the grades are satisfactory. After completing the prerequisite courses and meeting the Bridge MBA requirements within one year, the student will be formally admitted to the MBA Program. Decision SciencesOperations Research, Finance, Global Business and Innovation, Healthcare Administration, Hospitality and Tourism Management (HTM), Information Systems, Leadership, Marketing, MBA Concentration in Sustainable Business,, Strategic Leadership in Emerging and Developing Markets. There are three guiding financial principles imparted in the MBA Emphasis in Finance: Acquiring, Protecting, Spending Money

Completion of a degree equivalent to a four-year U.S. bachelor’s degree from a recognized university.A minimum 3.0 Grade Point Average overall, or in the last 60 semester units or 90 quarter units of university coursework completed.GMAT exam including total score, verbal, quantitative, writing scores, and integrated reasoning scores or the GRE test verbal, quantitative, and writing scores. A GMAT AWA score of 5.0 or a GRE AWA score of 4.5 or higher is required for classified admission. A lower AWA score may be accepted, however, the student would be conditionally admitted and required to complete the approved Lam Family College of Business writing course.Quality of statement of purpose using guidelines stated on the Lam Family College of Business websiteTwo supportive letters of recommendation from workplace supervisors or faculty membersQualifications on résumé TOEFL score of at least 88 (or 570 PBT), IELTS score of at least 6.5 or PTE score of at least 59. The TOEFL, IELTS, or PTE must have been taken within the past two years and is a requirement of all applicants who have earned their undergraduate degree from a country where the official language is not English.