Anderson University

What you'll study

Students develop contemporary business knowledge and skills to lead organizations, with particular emphasis on:

• analyzing business situations through data metrics;
• designing and executing informed business strategies;
• integration of multiple business disciplines within a Christian ethical context.

The degree requires 30 credit hours for graduation. Applicants without an undergraduate business degree may be required to complete leveling (foundation) courses prior to or alongside the MBA coursework.

Entry requirements

Applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree. Official undergraduate transcripts are required as part of the application. The program accepts new students in multiple terms (Fall: August & October; Spring: January & March; Summer: May & June) and the application deadline is two weeks before a term start date. The Program Director is Dr. Jeff Moore.

Career prospects

The MBA prepares graduates for advanced management and leadership roles across industries by strengthening strategic, analytical and execution skills. Employment and salary outcomes vary by location, industry and individual qualifications; Anderson University notes that job placement and internships are not guaranteed and that salary estimates are sourced from Lightcast.

Scholarships & funding angle

Anderson University provides information on tuition, fees and financial aid on its graduate admissions resources pages. Prospective students can contact Anderson Central or the admission team to learn about program-specific funding, institutional aid and other financial support options.