Marist College

What you'll study

Study typically covers foundations of managerial accounting and finance, organisational behaviour and leadership, marketing strategy, operations and supply-chain fundamentals, and strategic management. Courses emphasize case analysis, applied projects and decision-making tools; electives or concentrations allow deeper study in areas such as finance, marketing, entrepreneurship or analytics. Teaching methods often combine lectures, team-based assignments and experiential learning to develop practical skills as well as conceptual frameworks.

Entry requirements

Applicants are usually expected to hold a recognised bachelors degree or equivalent and demonstrate readiness for graduate-level study. Admissions often consider professional experience, letters of recommendation, a statement of purpose and academic transcripts. Some programmes may require or recommend GMAT/GRE scores, while others offer waivers based on work experience or prior academic performance.

Career prospects

An MBA prepares graduates for leadership and management roles across industries — examples include product or project management, operations leadership, consulting, business development and entrepreneurship. Career outcomes depend on prior experience, elective choices and networking; many graduates move into roles with broader responsibility, cross-functional oversight and strategic influence.

Scholarships & funding angle

Financial support commonly includes merit-based scholarships, employer tuition assistance, graduate assistantships and loan financing. Prospective students should explore institutional awards, external fellowships and employer sponsorships, and prepare application materials early to be eligible for competitive funding opportunities.