Ashland University

What you'll study

The program offers a core MBA curriculum with the ability to choose specializations—more than 13 specialization options are available for online students. Ashland also offers related graduate business degrees: a Master of Science in Business Analytics and a Master of Science in Supply Chain Management. The Business Analytics master's emphasizes data analysis, statistical methods and decision-making processes to support strategic insights. The Supply Chain Management master's focuses on supply chain operations, logistics and procurement to improve operational efficiency. The MBA program blends theoretical foundations with applied work to prepare students for real-world business challenges.

Entry requirements

The course page describes the program level and delivery formats but does not list specific admissions criteria on this page. Prospective applicants should contact the university for up-to-date requirements and application guidance.

Career prospects

Graduates use the MBA to move into managerial and leadership roles across business functions, often leveraging specialization knowledge—for example, analytics-focused students apply data and statistical skills to strategic decision-making, while supply-chain-focused students pursue roles improving logistics, procurement and operations. The program’s flexible delivery supports continuing professionals seeking career advancement without pausing employment.

Scholarships & funding angle

Tuition rates are available through the university; the program page notes several graduate funding options. The Empower an Eagle Referral Scholarship awards a $500 scholarship to referred students who apply and enroll full time; it is renewable for two years. The AU Alumni Scholarship offers a 10% tuition discount to Ashland University alumni enrolled full time in graduate study. Additional graduate scholarships are listed by the university.