Franklin University

What you'll study

The curriculum covers core business disciplines and leadership fundamentals, emphasizing applied, real-world skills. Instruction focuses on areas across finance, human resources, marketing, data analytics and operations. The program offers a traditional MBA path or one of seven specializations so students can align coursework to specific interests:

• Business Analytics
• Business Psychology
• Finance
• Human Resources
• Marketing
• Operational Excellence
• Organizational Leadership
• Information Technology

Students complete nine courses in total; the program emphasizes practitioner instructors and networking with peers as part of the learning experience.

Entry requirements

Applicants do not need to submit GMAT or GRE scores for admission. The program is offered online to learners in numerous U.S. states and through select employer partnerships; prospective students should contact an admissions advisor for the latest start dates and availability.

Career prospects

The MBA is positioned to develop leadership and managerial capabilities across core business functions, preparing graduates for roles that leverage skills in finance, HR, marketing, analytics, operations and IT management. The program highlights professional networking with faculty practitioners and classmates as a component that supports career advancement.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

Franklin publishes an advertised tuition rate of $690 per credit hour for the MBA and offers partner discounts through employer or professional organization agreements; a tuition guarantee option locks in the tuition rate at enrollment. Prospective students are advised to check employer partnerships and available discounts with admissions to identify possible savings.