Master of Business Administration - Management

From hands-on experience to theoretical foundations, the management concentration prepares you to lead with confidence and success. Students are able to develop skills in areas such as negotiation, entrepreneurship and innovation.Our M.B.A. program combines a strong core curriculum with electives that let you map your own path, and we keep the program streamlined to just 40 credits. We welcome both full- and part-time students and offer small and flexible classes to accommodate your schedule on our main campus in South Orange, NJ which is only 14 miles away from New York City. With an M.B.A. in Management, you're equipped with a broad-based understanding of business operations, strategy and leadership, positioning you for a wide range of career opportunities. Graduates can ascend to executive roles such as CEO, COO or general manager, overseeing entire organizations or specific departments. The best Management MBA programs prepare individuals for consultancy roles, helping firms optimize their operations and navigate change. Aspiring entrepreneurs can leverage the skills gained to start their own businesses or venture into franchise management. Moreover, sectors like human resources, project management and operations also beckon, allowing graduates to drive teams, lead projects or streamline processes. The versatility of an M.B.A. in Management means you can pivot across industries, from tech to healthcare, and from nonprofits to multinational corporations. In essence, this degree provides a foundational skill set that can be applied to virtually any industry or role where strategy, leadership, and operational excellence are paramount.

In order to be considered for admission, you must have a bachelor's degree or equivalent degree from a college or university. All applicants must submit the following components to be reviewed by the Admissions Committee for a graduate degree program:Online ApplicationAll Official TranscriptsStandardized Test Score (i.e., GMAT, GRE, LSAT) – (Optional for the M.S.B.A)ResumePersonal StatementLetter(s) of Recommendation. There is no difference in the evaluation of the two standardized assessments and the Admissions Committee believes both tests are valid in helping to predict academic success. For an applicant with a GPA of 3.0 and above, a competitive score for the GMAT/GRE should be in at least the 30th percentile. For an applicant with a GPA below 3.0, a competitive score for the GMAT/GRE should be in at least the 50th percentile.