Cost & earnings at Indiana Wesleyan University, Marion What students borrow here, and what they go on to earn
Management Information Systems graduates earn a median $69,535 Across 152 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →A dual graduate program combining an MBA with a specialization in Project Management and an MS in IT Management. Best suited to experienced or early-career professionals aiming to lead large-scale projects and IT initiatives while integrating Christian ethical perspectives into management practice.
The curriculum targets leadership, project delivery, and information-systems strategy. Course topics and goals stated by the program include:
Program-specific courses listed include: MGMT-501, MGMT-502, MGMT-512, COMM-515, FINC-510, MKTG-530, ECON-510, MGMT-528, PROJ-610, PROJ-620, PROJ-630, PROJ-640, PROJ-650, PROJ-660, PROJ-670, CITM-501, CITM-502, CITM-503, CITM-504, CITM-505, CITM-506.
Admission requires a baccalaureate or graduate degree from an institution accredited by an ED- and CHEA-recognized agency, verified by original transcripts sent directly to Indiana Wesleyan University. Applicants normally need an undergraduate GPA of 2.5 or higher from the degree-granting institution with at least 30 hours completed there. Candidates with a GPA below 2.5 may be admitted on a probationary basis under DeVoe School guidelines. Students who hold a current Project Management Professional (PMP) certification are exempt from PROJ-610, PROJ-620, PROJ-630, PROJ-640, PROJ-650, and PROJ-660 but must complete PROJ-670.
Graduates are prepared for leadership roles overseeing projects and IT functions across industries. The program identifies potential job titles including:
Financial aid options mentioned include grants, loans, scholarships, veterans' benefits, and employer reimbursement. The program page notes the tuition rate is locked while a student remains continuously enrolled and provides a per-credit rate of $590; students can request cost sheets or use the university's financial-aid resources to estimate total cost and available support.
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