Abilene Christian University-Undergraduate Online

What you'll study

The curriculum emphasizes leadership, organizational innovation, data‑supported decision‑making and ethics. Example coursework listed by the program includes Foundations of Analytics, Operations and Information Technology Management, Business Law and Ethics, and Digital Marketing and Social Media. Students may choose one of six concentrations to tailor their studies:

• Business Analytics – data analysis and visualization, descriptive/predictive/prescriptive models, and communicating analytic findings; includes a stackable Certificate in Business Analytics.
• General – broad management principles, leadership and decision‑making across industries.
• Healthcare Administration – strategic business knowledge applied to healthcare policy, regulation and patient‑centered leadership.
• International Business – multinational management, logistics and global business practices.
• Marketing – consumer behavior, trend research, integrated communications and analytics for campaign measurement.
• Nonprofit Leadership – adaptive leadership, fundraising, grant writing, program evaluation and financial reporting for mission‑driven organizations.
• Operations and Supply Chain Management – project management, operations strategy, lean Six Sigma, inventory management and supply chain processes.

Entry requirements

The public program description does not list specific admissions criteria. Prospective applicants should consult ACU’s admissions office or program webpages for formal entry requirements, transcripts, and any prerequisite expectations.

Career prospects

The program materials connect this MBA to roles that use leadership, analytics and operational skills. Sample job titles cited include Data Scientist; Manager of Marketing Analytics; Director, Supply Chain Management; Project Manager; Health Services Director; Director of Health Information Management; International Supply Chain Manager; and Brand Manager. Concentration choices align with industry pathways such as healthcare administration, analytics, marketing, nonprofit leadership, international business and supply chain roles.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The published description does not specify scholarships or aid for the program. As with most graduate business programs, applicants should explore institutional graduate scholarships, employer tuition assistance, federal student aid options if eligible, and the university’s financial aid office for up‑to‑date funding opportunities.