Top 50 Public Online MBA Programs in the US – 2023 College Rankings

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC-Chapel Hill) is home to the AACSB-accredited Kenan-Flagler Business School (UNC Kenan-Flagler), which has been serving students for more than 100 years. The School houses 1,200 undergraduates and 1,800 graduate students enrolled in more than a dozen programs. This includes a STEM-designated Online MBA known as the MBA@UNC.

Launched in 2011, this 62 credit hour program provides the opportunity to customize the curriculum to support students goals. Six concentration options are available including Data Analytics and Decision Making, Entrepreneurship, Management and Leadership, Marketing, Strategy and Consulting, and Finance. Students also have access to 36 electives through UNC Kenan-Flagler and electives from other disciplines to create a custom concentration.

Elective examples include Global Brand Strategy, Python for Business Analytics, Storytelling to Influence and Inspire, Managing Innovation, Technology Strategy and Business Innovation, Data Analytics, Design and Delivery of Healthcare Systems, Consulting Skills and Frameworks, Responsible Leadership, Economies, Global Finance and Emerging Markets, Derivatives, and Business Modeling.

Students in all established and custom concentration areas will take core courses such as Business Communication, Operations, Analytical Tools for Decision Making,  Leading and Managing, and Strategic Economics.

Other MBA@UNC features include interactions with professors and peers during on-campus summits, live online class sessions, internships, and experiential learning programs in major business centers such as London, Johannesburg, Singapore, and Istanbul.

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill houses other experiential learning programs such as Student Teams Achieving Results (STAR) and Doing Business In (DBI). STAR students will work in teams, with one student serving as Project manager, on projects for real companies. Just a few STAR partners include Coca-Cola, NASCAR, UnitedHealthcare, Lenovo, KIND, and Procter & Gamble.

DBI provides the opportunity to study abroad at a UNC Kenan-Flagler MBA exchange partner school. DBI students will spend one to three weeks exploring how business is conducted in a global setting. Examples of DBI topics and locations include: Sustainability in Copenhagen, Denmark; Innovation Week in Vienna, Austria; Digital Marketing in Helsinki, Finland; General Management in Sao Paulo, Brazil; Entrepreneurship & Innovation in Tel Aviv, Israel; and Doing Business in China at Peking University.

The MBA@UNC can be completed in 18 to 36 months. Part-time and full-time schedules are available as well as GMAT waivers. With a 96% job placement rate within three months of graduation, MBA@UNC graduates land positions with more than 280 employers each year. Program alumni have been hired at places such as Amazon, Samsung, Nestle, Lenovo, Merck, Microsoft, Apple, Epic Games, Ernst & Young, Intel, IBM, Humana, Barclay’s, Ei Lily and Company, Google, Procter & Gamble, Merck & Co., Walmart, US Military, Goldman Sachs, Kaiser Permanente, Johnson & Johnson, Prudential, Dell, Deloitte, GlaxoSmithKline, PepsiCo, Cognizant, Intuit, Lenovo, JP Morgan Chase, Wells Fargo, Verizon, Tesla, and DaVita.

Founded in 1789, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill welcomed its first students in 1795, becoming the only public university in the U.S. to award degrees in the 18th century. Today, UNC-Chapel Hill serves approximately 31,540 students enrolled more than 250 bachelor’s, master’s, and PhD programs across 15 colleges and schools. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).

Indiana University Bloomington (IU Bloomington or IUB) is home to Kelley School of Business (Kelley). Established in 1921 as the School of Commerce and Finance, Kelley opened with just 70 students. Today, this AACSB accredited business school serves approximately 13,540 enrolled in more than 30 majors, minors, and programs. Among Kelly’s programs is an Online MBA program that attracts students from all 50 states and more than 25 countries. Known as the Kelley Direct Online MBA, the program is also popular among working professionals with an average nine years of experience.

With the Kelly Online MBA, students will feel like they are in a classroom, thanks to Jellison Studios. During live classes, students can interact with faculty and peers. Other program features includes an average of two live 75-minute class sessions each week; seven majors to choose from; 50% core curriculum and 50% globally-focused open electives for greater customization; in-person experiences; and optional global and domestic immersion programs.

Past trip locations include Dublin, Ireland; Silicon Valley; Rio de Janeiro; Washington, D.C.; Athens, Greece; Las Vegas, Nevada; and Bangkok Thailand. Majors include Entrepreneurship and Corporate Innovation; Business Analytics; Supply Chain and Operations; Marketing; Digital Technology Management; Finance; and Strategy and Leadership.

In addition to the opportunity to select a major, in-person immersion, and specialize through focused electives, Kelley Online MBA students may complete an internship with major corporation such as Deloitte, Amazon, Procter & Gamble, PwC, Nestle, Johnson & Johnson, Owens Corning, Ecolab, and 3M.

Graduates of the Kelly Direct Online MBA at Indiana University Bloomington are prepared to pursue advancement opportunities and leadership positions within major organizations and top corporations. Approximately 85% of Kelly Direct students report starting a new job or receiving a promotion or raise before graduation.

More than 900 companies recruit Kelley students. Examples include Deloitte, Bank of America-Merrill, Morgan Stanley, Grant Thornton, PwC, Ernst & Young, KPMG, Google, JP Morgan Chase & Co., Barclays, Target, Accenture, Bain & Company, and IU Health.

Founded in 1820, Indiana University Bloomington is the flagship campus of Indiana University’s seven campuses and two regional centers. Indiana University serves more than 90,000 students, with approximately 45,330 enrolled at the Bloomington campus. This makes IUB the largest campus in the IU System. More than 300 programs are provided across 16 degree-granting colleges and schools, and the Hutton Honors College. Indiana University Bloomington is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC).

In 1999, Warrington College of Business at University of Florida (UF) became one of the first schools to offer a fully AACSB-accredited, 100% online MBA program. Today, students have two options: the Accelerated 16-month Online MBA and the Traditional 24-month Online MBA. The Accelerated UF MBA is designed for students who have earned an undergraduate degree in business within seven years before applying for the program. This option is also open to students in the University of Florida Outreach Engineering Management (OEM) Master’s program. Both options require at least two years of full-time professional work experience, and there are no required campus visits.

Courses for the UF Warrington Online MBA are organized across four Modules and students have the option to expand their studies through career-focused specializations. Examples include Human Capital, Strategy, Real Estate, Marketing, Business Analytics, Supply Chain, and Finance. Specializations are provided through Hough Graduate School of Business.

The UF Warrington Online MBA provides additional opportunities to specialize in different areas through the programs required elective courses. In the first year of the Traditional program, students will take three elective courses. In the second year, students will complete six elective courses.

All Online MBA students will complete one experiential learning course. A few options include The Washington Campus, the online business simulation, a Global Immersion Experience (GIE), or an on-campus elective.

Graduates of the Online MBA program at University of Florida receive employment offers within three months of graduation and more than 90% accept offers before graduation. Program alumni are recruited by companies in sectors such as Financial Services, Consumer Packaged Goods, Technology, Manufacturing, and Retail. Some top hiring companies for graduates across all UF MBA programs include Lockheed Martin, Accenture, Microsoft, JP Morgan Chase & Co., Amazon, Merck, 3M, Home Depot, IBM, ExxonMobil, UPS, Lowe’s, General Mills, Nike, Johnson & Johnson, Owens Corning, Porsche Consulting, Walmart, and Hewlett-Packard (HP).

Founded in 1858 as Gainesville Academy, University of Florida opened with just over 100 students. Today, UF is a top 10 public, comprehensive, land-grant, research university that serves 60,795 students enrolled in more than 300 programs across 16+ colleges and schools. University of Florida is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).

University of Texas at Dallas (UT Dallas) is home to Naveen Jindal School of Management. With more than 11,000 students and 60+ student organizations, Jindal is the largest of UT Dallas’ eight schools. Within Jindal School of Management is an AACSB-accredited MBA Program with multiple delivery options. For students seeking the most flexible option, Jindal has an Online Professional MBA (PMBA) Program that can be completed in as few as 16 months or up to 72 months.

Students in this program have access to nine concentrations, 59 elective course options, and five MS/MBA combinations. Some MS options are STEM-designated. Students in these programs are eligible for three years of (OPT) Optional Practical Training after graduation. Online PMBA concentrations require 12 credit hours and include options such as Business Analytics, Information Technology Management, Marketing, Internal Audit, and Healthcare Leadership Management.

The Online MBA Program at University of Texas at Dallas allows students to pursue an academic certificates through the Executive Education area. Options include Executive and Professional Coaching, Strategic HR, Organizational Consulting, Transformational Leadership, and Project Management. Courses completed as part of an academic certificate can be used as elective coursework toward the MBA degree.

While the UT Dallas Online PMBA does not require campus visits, students are encouraged to participate in the school's International Study Program. Options include semester-long, summer, or 10-day experiences in places such as the Middle East, Asia, Central America, Europe, and South America.

Graduates of the MBA Programs at UT Dallas enjoy a 90% placement rate within 90 days of graduation. Program alumni have been hired at places such as Deloitte, Wells Fargo, Proctor & Gamble, Amazon, Toyota, Dell J.P. Morgan, FedEx, Nestle, Verizon, Hewlett Packard, Intel, SpaceX, Texas Instruments, and Fossil.

University of Texas at Dallas opened in the 1960s as the Graduate Research Center of the Southwest. Established by the owners of Texas Instruments, UT Dallas is an official member of the University of Texas System. The school serves 31,570 students enrolled in more than 140 degree programs across eight schools. University of Texas at Dallas is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).

Stephen M. Ross School of Business (Michigan Ross) at University of Michigan-Ann Arbor (U-M Ann Arbor) has a part-time, AACSB-accredited MBA Program that provides the option to complete coursework 100% online. Three residencies worth nine credit hours (total) are required at the beginning of each term and they last three to five days. Residencies may also take place in overseas locations such as Berlin, Italy, and Chile. Current available residencies include Global Business Strategy (International), Business Leadership (on campus) Business Innovation (on campus), and Business Transformation (on campus).

Other Michigan Ross Online MBA features include additional opportunities to travel abroad to places such as China and Israel; the semester-long Multidisciplinary Action Projects (MAP) course, which allows students to work in teams to solve a problem for a real-world company or organization; live, interactive classes + self-guided modules; and learning business by doing business through REAL (Ross Experiences in Action-Learning).

Students in the Michigan Ross Online MBA also have opportunity to customize a specialization through 18 required credit hours of electives. Popular electives include Communicating in a Virtual World, LBLE (Living Business Leadership Experience), Healthcare Markets and Public Policies, Leading Diverse Teams and Organizations, and Strategies for Growth. LBLE provides the opportunity to establish and manage a team within an operational business unit, working directly with executives of the sponsoring company, and learning under the supervision of faculty advisors.

Graduates of the MBA Program at University of Michigan-Ann Arbor enjoy a 98% recruitment rate within three months of graduation. Top employers of include Google, Microsoft, Goldman Sachs, McKinsey & Company, Amazon, PepsiCo, and Boston Consulting Group (BCG).

Established in 1817 in Detroit, Michigan, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor is one of the first public universities in the nation. The school serves close to 50,000 students, making it the largest of the three U-M Campuses (Ann Arbor, Dearborn, Flint). U-M Ann Arbor provides more than 200 degree programs across 18 colleges and schools. University of Michigan-Ann Arbor is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC).

University of Maryland (UMD) is home to Robert H. Smith School of Business. Established in 1920 and known Maryland Smith, the school boasts notable alumni such as Richard Dickson, former President and Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Mattel, and Axios Co-founder Roy Schwartz.

Within Maryland Smith is an AACSB-accredited Online MBA that requires just two three-day campus-based residencies worth two credits. The Opening Residency: Introduction to Fundamentals of Business, takes place at the beginning of the program. The Capstone Residency: Integrative Business Simulation, is the culminating experience for the program.

While two residencies are required to complete the Maryland Smith Online MBA, the program is mostly asynchronous, so students can continue to meet personal and professional obligations while earning their degree.

Other UMD Online MBA features include small class sizes; experiential learning opportunities; workshops; virtual career-coaching; mock interviews; leadership assessments; career development; networking opportunities; optional GMAT/GRE scores; and access to an online recruiting and automated job search systems.

Consisting of 54-56 credit hours, the Online MBA program at University of Maryland has a General Track and five career-focused specializations. Options include Information Systems and Business Analytics; Finance; Supply Chain Management; Marketing; and Accounting. A General Track is also available.

Course examples for the program include Data Mining and Predictive Analytics, Innovative Solutions to Supply Chain Management, Strategic Information Systems, Leadership and Teamwork, Managing Digital Businesses and Platforms, Operations Management, Corporate Venturing, Entrepreneurship, Business Communications, Executive Powers and Negotiation, Ethical Leadership, Social Media and Web Analytics, and The Global Economic Environment.

Students have the option to complete the Global Study selective (four credits) or the International Business course(two credits).

The Online MBA at University of Maryland can be completed in as few as 24 months. Graduates are prepared for leadership roles in a variety of areas. Examples include work in areas such as General Management, Consulting, Investment Banking, Marketing, Operations, Healthcare, Entertainment, Hospitality, Information Technology, Educational Services, and Transportation. 

Founded in 1856, University of Maryland, College Park is the flagship campus of the University System of Maryland. This public research university employs more than 14,000 faculty and staff members that serve approximately 40,710 students. UMD provides more than 250 academic programs across 12 colleges. University of Maryland is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE).

Washington State University (WSU) is home to Carson College of Business, which has five AACSB-accredited MBA options for professionals seeking a flexible graduate business program. Students may enroll in the General, Hospitality & Tourism, International Business, Marketing, or Financing Track. All options require 36 credit hours for students with a Bachelor’s degree. The GMAT is not required for qualified applicants and the programs may be completed entirely online in as few as 22 months.

The WSU Carson Online MBA features several in-person events throughout the year, in which all students have the option to participate. An optional international field study is also part of the program. This study abroad experience allows student to engage with local professors and experts, meet classmates in person, and network with business professionals. During a recent field study in the Czech Republic, the experience covered a wide range of topics specific to Prague, with tours of cultural landmarks.

In addition to earning an MBA, Carson students will receive a Graduate Certificate upon completion of their specialization area. Graduates of the program are prepared for leadership roles such as Operations Manager, Financial analyst, Public Relations Manager, Marketing Manager, Human Resources Manager, and Sales Manager.

Some of the top hiring companies for graduates of the MBA programs at Washington State University include Goldman Sachs, Google, Apple, and Amazon. Program alumni have also been hired at Marriott International, Inc., Boeing, The Vanguard Group, Intel, The Ritz-Carlton (Dubai), Bank of America, Hitachi Data Systems, MGM Resorts International-Bellagio Resort Las Vegas, Hyatt, Nordstrom, and Silver Creek Capital Management.

Established in 1890, Washington State University began as Washington State Agricultural College and School of Sciences. In 1905, the name changed to State College of Washington, and finally to Washington State University in 1959. Serving approximately 27,540 students, Washington State provides more than 200 undergraduate fields of study and nearly 150 graduate and professional degree programs across six campuses and 11 academic colleges. Washington State University WSU is accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU).

Established in 1992, Poole College of Management at North Carolina State University (NC State) serves more than 3,500 students. Of this, approximately 100 students are enrolled in the college’s Professional Online MBA. Known as the Jenkins MBA and AACSB-accredited, the program attracts professionals with an average eight years of experience with degrees in fields such as Business, Humanities & Social Sciences, Engineering, and Math & Science.

Consisting of 40 credit hours, the Jenkins Online MBA requires just two three-day residencies at NC State’s main campus in Raleigh. Otherwise all coursework for this STEM-designated program may be completed entirely online. Active duty military personnel may waive the residency requirement and replace it with elective courses. Both accelerated and flexible program options are available, allowing students to complete the program in as few as 21 months or up to six years. Start times are in the fall or spring semester. 

Courses for the Jenkins Online MBA are accessible through WolfWare—NC State’s online learning management system. This learning platform utilizes tools such as Zoom, streaming video files, Moodle, and discussion boards. In addition, students will connecting with peers, professors, and guest speakers through online presentations, live video, and podcasts.

Outside of the class, students will have opportunities to work in virtual teams on group projects and meet with professors through online chat, email, a virtual collaborative space, and by phone. Jenkins online students receive technical support through the NC State DELTA Department and they have access to the Jenkins Career Management Center.

Other program features include internship opportunities; required practicums with corporate partners; the opportunity to specialize in an area through required electives; optional participation in the Study Abroad Program, which includes global experiences designed for MBA students in places such as Brazil, South Africa, and Germany; and access to seven Certificate programs.

Options include the SAP University Alliance (UA) Program; Technology Entrepreneurship and Commercialization; Business Analytics; Operations and Supply Chain Management; Marketing; Business Leadership; and Finance.

Graduates of the Jenkins MBA Program at North Carolina State University are prepared for advancement opportunities with their current employer or new leadership positions across industries. Program alumni enjoy a near 100% employment rate within three months of graduation.

Some of the top hiring companies for Jenkins MBA graduates include IBM, Lowe’s, and Bank of America. Graduates have also been recruited by Apple, Hanesbrands Inc., Chevron, American Airlines, Bayer, and Nestle Purina.

North Carolina State University employs 9,000+ faculty and staff members that serve more than 36,000 students, making it the largest university in the University of North Carolina System. Established in 1887 as a land-grant institution focusing in agriculture and engineering, NC State offers more than 300 degree programs across 11 colleges, 68 departments, and The Graduate School. North Carolina State University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).

University of Cincinnati (UC) is home to one of the nation’s top three Cooperative (Co-op) Programs. Participating students earn a combined $75 million a year working for Fortune 500 companies such as Boeing, Apple, Nike, and Disney. The Co-op Programs at UC are open to all students. This includes students in the Carl H. Lindner College of Business.

Within the College of Business are also a number of business programs that can be completed entirely online, including an AACSB-accredited Online MBA. Consisting of 35-48 credit hours, the UC Linder Online MBA is research-intensive, with a required 12 credit hours of electives. This allows students to concentrate in a specific area or earn a certificate. Online certificate/concentration options include: Digital Marketing, Health Care Administration, Individual Taxation, Health Care Finance, Marketing, Health Care Operations, Data Analytics, Health Care Policy and Regulation, Investment Management, and Corporate Taxation.

Other UC Linder Online MBA features include optional study abroad experiences in more than 50 countries; the option to take courses in-person at UC’s Uptown West Campus; and career services, including immersive two-day leadership and team-building experiences, along with intensive communication workshops.

The Online MBA at University of Cincinnati can be completed in as few as 12 months. Graduates of the program are often hired for full-time positions within three months of graduation. Top hiring companies include Ernst & Young, Fifth Third Bank, Procter & Gamble (P&G), AstraZeneca, PwC Switzerland,

Nielsen Holdings, Shell Oil Company, KPMG US, Honda, BMO Financial Group, BP, Morgan Stanley, Dow Chemical Company, The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, Kroger, Toyota, GE Aviation, HSBC, and Marathon Petroleum Corporation.

Founded in 1819, University of Cincinnati is an urban research university that serves approximately 47,915 students. The school provides more than 400 academic programs across 14 colleges and a graduate school. University of Cincinnati has been accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) since 1919. Accreditation includes all regional campuses. In addition, as an Ohio Public Institution, every program at UC is approved by the Ohio Department of Higher Education (ODHE).

The College of Business at University of Nebraska–Lincoln (UNL) serves approximately 4,350 students enrolled in more than 45 degree, minor, and certificate programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Students in the UNL College of Business have access to the school’s academies, centers and institutes. Examples include the Center for Entrepreneurship, Nebraska Business Honors Academy, the Clifton Strengths Institute, and the Center for Sales Excellence.

The College of Business also provides access to Business Learning Communities, where students can live and study together, and the Business Abroad Program, which provides the opportunity for students to study and intern abroad during the summer or for a full semester. Career Expeditions, Employer Partners Day, Networking Events, and daily Employer in Residence booths are other UNL College of Business features.

For students seeking a flexible graduate business program, the College of Business at University of Nebraska-Lincoln has an Online MBA known as the MBA@Nebraska. This AACSB accredited program consists of 10 core courses and six electives that take place during eight-week sessions. This allows students the flexibility to take multiple classes per semester or one course at a time. There are no required campus visits, and students may choose a formal specialization, graduate certificate, or create their own focus area through 18 required credit hours of electives.

Specializations include Business Analytics, Marketing, Human Resource Management, Finance, and Supply Chain Management. Examples of available graduate certificates include Strategic Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Supply Chain Analytics,  Sales Excellence, Marketing Analytics, Supply Chain Management, and Business Analytics.

More than 25 elective options are available and include courses such as Multinational Financial Analysis, Entrepreneurship: Business Plan and Decision Making, Talent Acquisition, Market and Globalization, Advanced Enterprise Systems, Data Mining and Descriptive Analytics, Information Technologies for Operations and Innovation, and Leadership in a Global Context.

While specializations and graduate certificates are optional, MBA@Nebraska students are expected to participate in an internship. Students can participate in a maximum of two internships and earn three hours of elective credit for each, for a maximum of six hours.

The Online MBA Program at University of Nebraska-Lincoln has five start times including January, March, June, August, and October of each year. The average completion time for the MBA@Nebraska Program is three years, but it is possible to finish in 1.5 years. Students also have the option to take up to 10 years to complete the program.

Graduates are prepared to pursue leadership roles across in-demand industries for MBAs such as Consulting, Digital Marketing, Finance and Banking, Consumer Products and Services, Human Resources, and Information Technology. Popular roles include Management Consultant, Computer and Information Systems Manager, Financial Analyst, Financial Manager, Training and Development Manager, and Digital Marketing Manager.

Founded in 1869 and serving approximately 23,805 students, UNL is the state's oldest university and the largest in the University of Nebraska System. The school provides more than 70 doctoral programs and over 150 majors, 70+ master's degree programs, and more than 30 graduate certificates. Programs at UNL are housed across nine colleges. University of Nebraska-Lincoln is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC).

Founded in 1917, David Eccles School of Business at University of Utah (The U) provides access to 10 institutes, centers, and initiatives, more than 40 undergraduate, specialized master’s, MBA, PhD, minor, and certificate programs, and a network of more than 42,000 alumni worldwide. Among the school’s programs is an AACSB-accredited Online MBA that can be completed in 24-46 months.

Program features include 24/7 access to courses and lectures through a customized mobile-optimized platform; degree customization through 15 elective credits; access to corporate partners such as Goldman Sachs, Wells Fargo, Microsoft, L3 Technologies, Celtic Bank, Inflash, and University of Utah Health; GMAT/GRE waivers; and opportunities to interact with faculty and peers in a weekly live web-conferencing session. Students may also interact with others during one three-day on-campus residency. Online forums and multimedia are also part of the program as well as the option to select a mix of online and on-campus classes at any time.

Consisting of 48 credit hours, the Online MBA at University of Utah features elective courses across Operations and Information, Finance, Management and Strategy, Entrepreneurship, Operations and Information, Accounting, and Marketing. Elective examples include Cybersecurity Management, Lassonde Venture Programs, Cases in Corporate Financial Planning & Analysis, Brand Management, SQL Intensive, Competitive Advantage Through People, Digital Marketing and Analytics, Lean Six Sigma Green Belt, Python Programming, and Machine Learning for Business Applications.

Online MBA students may also choose the International Trip Elective that explores current issues in international business. Past destinations include Johannesburg, South Africa; Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam; Shanghai, China; Seoul, South Korea; Beijing and Tianjin, China; and Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Eccles Online MBA students may specialize in several other areas by adding a graduate certificate. Options include Cybersecurity Management, Business Analytics, Operations & Supply Chain Management, and Information Systems. The option to complete a concurrent degree is also available. Options include MBA/Masters of Healthcare Administration/ MBA/Information Systems MS; and MBA/Finance MS.

More than 60% of Eccles Online MBA students report receiving a promotion while in the program (with an average 98% salary increase), 15% receive a salary increase before graduating, and graduates enjoy a near 88% employment rate within three months of graduating. While program alumni are prepared to pursue leadership positions in all industries, many graduates go on to work in Technology, Finance, Healthcare, Consulting, and Consumer Packed Goods.

Founded in 1850, The U is Utah’s public flagship institution and a top-tier research university. University of Utah serves approximately 34,425 students, enrolled in more than 200 programs across 18 colleges and school, and nearly 100 departments. University of Utah has maintained its accreditation through the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU) continuously since 1933.

The College of Business at Oregon State University (OSU) has an AACSB-accredited MBA Program with four Tracks. All options can be completed entirely online or in a hybrid format (online and in-person/evenings). Tracks include Supply Chain and Logistics Management, Business Analytics, Organizational Leadership, and Marketing. All students will complete 45-60 credit hours, with an accelerated 21 month option or the traditional 30 month option.

The online components for both the OSU MBA are delivered through OSU Ecampus. Components include recorded lectures, case studies, and group projects. Course examples for the program include Service Operations Management, Leadership and Teams in Organizations, Business Analysis, Financial Supply and Sourcing Management, Markets and Institutions, Corporate Finance, and Supply Chain and Logistics Management.

Graduates of the Oregon State University Online MBA Program are prepared to pursue leadership roles in all industries. Many OSU College of Business alumni are hired at (or promoted within) companies across the country. Examples include Boeing, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Nike, Deloitte, Enterprise, Target, Adidas, Intel, Oracle, KPMG, PwC, Columbia, and Mass Mutual.

Founded in 1856 as Corvallis Academy, Oregon State University is one of just three land-, sea-, space-, and sun-grant universities in the U.S. The school serves approximately 35,240 students from all 50 states and more than 100 countries. Students at OSU have access to nearly 200 degree programs across two campuses and 11 colleges. The school also has Extension programs across all 36 Oregon counties, along with a dozen experiment stations. Oregon State University is accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU).

The Graduate School of Management at University of California Davis (UC Davis) has a STEM-designated MBA program that can be completed entirely online. Known as the MBA@UCDavis, this AACSB-accredited, program features live collaborative assignments and projects; connections to corporate partners across Northern California and UC’s global alumni network; and live online classes that utilize a state-of-the-art technology learning management system known as The Digital Campus.

During online sessions, students will have opportunities to interact in small groups with professors and peers. Collaborative projects are part of the program as well as case studies and self-paced coursework. Weekly video lectures are easily accesses 24/7 and course content can be searched and viewed at a variety of speeds. 

The MBA@UCDavis requires 72 units with core courses that provide a foundation in functional areas of business such as Accounting, Strategy, Economics, Finance, and Marketing. Electives such as Organizational Behavior, Technology Management, and Entrepreneurship allow students to cover broad areas of interests or focus in a specific area. Course examples for the program include Management Information Systems, Management of Innovation, Markets and the Firm, Digital Marketing, Data Analysis for Managers, The Individual and Group Dynamics, and New and Small Business Ventures.

MBA@UCDavis students will participate in two In-Person Residentials, where they will Have the opportunity to interact with peers, professors, and business leaders in Silicon Valley, Napa Valley, and Davis, CA. During these face-to-face experiences, students will complete collaborative team assignments; participate in guest speaker events and presentations; and engage in simulated case studies and leadership scenarios.

Start dates for the MBA@UCDavis include January, April, June, and September. GMAT waivers are available to qualified applicants and the program may be completed in 24-36 months.

Graduates of the Online MBA program at University of California Davis enjoy an 84% job placement rate within six months of graduation. Alumni go on to launch their own start-ups, they get promoted to C-suite positions, and they are leaders in a variety of industries. Graduate School of Management alumni have been hired at places such as Google, Meta, Tesla, Amazon, LinkedIn, Williams Sonoma, Uber Sephora, American Eagle Outfitters, Expedia, Zendesk, Nordstrom, HubSpot, AppFolio, Sumo Logic, and Instacart.

University of California Davis opened in 1908 as the research and science-based instruction extension of UC Berkeley known as University Farm. Today, UC Davis is one of the nation’s top 10 public universities, and the largest in area of the 10-campus UC system. Serving approximately 38,350 students, the school is also the third largest university in the UC System. More than 200 majors and graduate degree programs are provided across 11 colleges and schools. University of California Davis is accredited by the WASC Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC).

The School of Business at University of Kansas (KU) is home to an AACSB-accredited MBA program with a flexible online option. There are zero residency requirements and the program may be completed in just 2.5 years, with students taking one course at a time for eight weeks each.

Forty-two credit hours (13 courses) are required and three focus areas are available including Finance, Management & Leadership, and Marketing. Management & Leadership student will take courses such as Strategic Organizational Design and Change Management; Managing Internationally; Leadership Philosophy and Practice; and Developing Effective Management and Team Skills.

Finance includes courses such as Financial Institutions and Markets; Corporate Finance; and Investments. The Marketing consists of course selections such as Managing Brands, Digital and Social Media Marketing, Consumer Behavior, Customer Relationship Management, Integrated Marketing Communications, and Global Marketing.

Other program features include participation in the Study Abroad Program and the annual Business Career Fair, which attracts more than 100 companies from across the country.

Graduates of the Online MBA Program at University of Kansas are frequently promoted to a higher-level position within a year of graduating. Around 30% of alumni who receive a promotion experience a salary increase of 30%, and one in four KU MBA alumni saw salary increases of more than 25% within three years of graduation.

KU Business graduates have been recruited by major corporations such as Microsoft, JP Morgan Chase, and AT&T.

Established in 1865, University of Kansas opened its doors on September 12, 1866 with one building and 55 students. Today, the school serves 28,500 students across five campuses including Lawrence, Overland Park, Kansas City, Wichita, and Salina, Kansas. Students at KU have access to more than 400 degree and certificate programs across 13 academic schools. University of Kansas Accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC).

Established in 1960, Colorado State University’s (CSU) College of Business pioneered MBA distance work through the mail and via VHS tape. In the 1990s, the College began offering Online MBA courses. Today, CSU College of Business has an MBA Program that can be completed 100% online in the evenings via Mosaic (CSU’s Online Learning Platform) or anytime of the day or night through lecture capture videos. The Online MBA with Mosaic requires just one two-day, face-to-face orientation, while the video option does not require any campus visits. 

The Online MBA Program at CSU focuses on management and leadership. Course examples for the program include Dynamic Decision Making, Supply Chain Management, Building and Leading Exceptional Teams, Project Management: Information Technology, International Business, Self-Leadership in Organizations, Information Management, Ethical Leadership Symposium, and Corporate Risk Management.

The Online MBA at Colorado State University also explores innovation, finance, data analytics, and using business for a better world. Forty-two credits are required, with 40% dedicated to electives. This allows students to customize the program to meet their individual goals. For additional credentials, students may add a certificate in an area such as IT Project Management or Marketing Management. In addition, a Marketing Data Analytics Specialization is available via streamed digital media.

While the CSU Online MBA is provided in a flexible, distance format, all students have the opportunity to participate in the International Business Experience. This five- to 10-day, one-credit elective can be completed in the summer or winter in places such as Chile, Greece, India, Croatia, Portugal, or Spain.

With five start dates each year, the CSU Online MBA requires professional work experience. The GMAT and GRE scores are not required for admission and the program. Students can complete the program in as few as 21 months up to five years.

More than 80% of Colorado State University Online MBA graduates report at least a $10,000 raise after completing the program. Examples of career opportunities include Chief Executive Officer (CEO), VP of Supply Chain, Information Technology Director, Operations Director, Health Services Manager, Business Intelligence and Analytics Director, Marketing Director, Nonprofit Executive Director, Investment Banker, High-End Management Consultant, and Business Owner.

Founded in 1870 as the Colorado Agricultural College, Colorado State University is a public Tier 1 Research university and part of the three-school Colorado State University System. With a five-year average enrollment of more than 33,400 students, CSU provides over 250 programs across eight colleges and the Graduate School. Colorado State University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC).

Miller College of Business at Ball State University (Ball State) has an MBA program that can be completed online, on campus or a combination of the two (hybrid). The curriculum and faculty for all delivery formats are the same (professors hold doctorate degrees in their respective fields of business) and there are no residency requirements for the fully Online Miller MBA.

Miller Online MBA students with a business degree will complete 30-34 credit hours of study, while individuals without a business degree will complete up to 43. All students must complete 21 credits of core courses and nine credits of MBA electives that explore areas such as Leadership, Healthcare, Business Analytics, Finance, and Marketing.

Students have the opportunity to choose one of seven concentrations. Options include Artificial Intelligence; Logistics and Supply Chain Management; Business Analytics; Information Technology Leadership; Construction Management; Finance; and Healthcare Administration. A General option is also available for students looking for a broader approach to the MBA. This option requires 30 credit hours of study.

Miller Online MBA students will complete coursework for the program through a combination of asynchronous (no specific sign-on time each week) and synchronous (specific time to watch and participate in live webcast lectures and discussions) formats. Students will correspond with instructors and classmates using e-mail, file sharing, discussion boards, web page posting, and chats.

The Miller Online MBA at Ball State University takes two years to complete when students enroll in two courses each semester. Graduates of the program have access to more than 300 companies that participate in Ball State’s Cardinal Job Fair each year.

Founded in 1918 as the Indiana State Normal School Eastern Division, Ball State University serves more than 20,000 students enrolled in 110 majors and 12 preprofessional options across seven colleges. Ball State also houses 357 student organizations and more than 150 study abroad programs. Ball State University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC).

The College of Business Administration at Kansas State University’s (K-State) has a Professional MBA (PMBA) program that may be completed online. The program has just one required two-day on-campus orientation that includes networking, professional development, and team building activities. An optional faculty-led international trip is part of the program as well as a Professional Development and Learning Seminar.

In addition to orientation, K-State provides professional development through meetings and other regular events hosted by the Graduate Studies Advisory Council (GSAC). Examples include Graduate Student Pro Con and data analytics workshops. Some past speakers and topics include Digital Transformation & Pandemic by Dr. Piyush Sarwal, VP of Product Management & Engineering at Oracle; AI and Business Applications; Amazon Web Services (AWS): Cloud Computing, SQL by Michael Bryant, Senior Technical Business Development Manager; Cybersecurity and Executives; and Data Wrangling and Processing Using SQL by Zach Button, HP.

The AACSB-accredited Online PMBA at Kansas State University requires 30-36 credit hours (10-12 courses) depending on previous undergraduate coursework. Classes are eight weeks, which allows students to focus on one course at a time. Course examples include Managing the Triple Bottom Line Business, Marketing Concepts and Research, Information Technology Strategy and Application, Operations and Supply Chain Management, Business Strategy, and Managing Organizational Behavior.

The K-State Online PMBA culminates with the Business Capstone. During this three credit hour course, students will apply what they’ve learned to a final project. Nearly all Kansas State University graduates are employed or promoted within six months of graduation.

Some top employers of K-State MBA alumni include Amazon, Honeywell, Cargill, Koch Industries, Textron, Burns and McDonnell, Kiewit, Cerner Corporation, Gramin, and Shamrock Trading Corp.

Founded in 1863 as Kansas State Agricultural College, Kansas State University is the nation's first operational land-grant university, and the only one in Kansas. Serving approximately 19,720 students, K-State provides more than 400 majors, degrees, and certificates across four campuses (Manhattan, Saline, Olathe, and Global), nine colleges, and The Graduate School. Kansas State University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC).

The Online MBA at Kent State University (Kent State) is an accelerated program that can be completed in as few as 12 months. Housed in the AACSB-accredited Ambassador Crawford College of Business and Entrepreneurship, the Kent State Online MBA does not require a business degree or professional experience for admittance.

Other program features include concentrations in International Business, Accounting, Business Analytics, and Human Resource Management; a modular case-based, self-paced curriculum; a blend of classroom instruction and experiential learning; optional study abroad experiences in places such as Prague, Czech Republic, Florence, Italy, and Geneva Switzerland; five start dates’ and access to a career coach and other career services.

The Kent State Online MBA requires 37 credit hours, including 24 credit hours of core courses, nine credits of electives, a Capstone worth three credits, and a one-credit Professional Development course. Course examples for the program include Global Technology Strategy; Law and Ethics; Operations, Service and Supply Chain Management; Managerial Economics; Analytics for Decision Making; and Global Conditions and Macroeconomics Policy.

For students who are considering an MBA, but are on the fence, Kent State University provides a Stackable Certificate Pathway to the Online MBA. This Pathway allows students to enroll in the Quantitative Business Management or Leadership and Management Certificate program. These stand-alone Certificates consist of five two-credit courses and classes for each are delivered 100% online. Students can complete one certificate, stack a second certificate, then complete Capstone requirements to graduate with an MBA.

All MBA pathways at Kent State University prepare students to pursue leadership roles across industries. Some of the top employers of Kent State MBA graduates include Grant Thornton, Rocket Mortgage, Progressive Insurance, EY, Sherwin Williams, Fastenal, KeyBank, Tom James Company, FirstEnergy, and Qualtrics.

Established in 1910 as a teacher training school, Kent State University comprises an eight-campus system that serves approximately 30,590 students from across the U.S. and more than 100 countries. Kent State University provides access to more than 300 programs across 40+ colleges, departments, and schools. Kent State University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC).

Florida International University (FIU) is home to the Alvah H. Chapman Jr. Graduate School of Business, which has an Online MBA program with three options. All are designed for busy, working professionals and include the Online Healthcare MBA, the Professional MBA Online, and the Professional MBA Online with a Specialization in Sports Management.

The Professional Online MBA (PMBA Online) features an optional two-day residency in Miami, During this in-person event, students will have the opportunity to engage with expert speakers on current topics in business; participate in team-building workshops, case studies, and networking events; and attend an etiquette luncheon. The Residency is included in tuition.

Depending on whether the student attends full- or part-time, prerequisite requirements, and other factors, the FIU Online PMBA may be completed in as few as 18 months.

The Online Healthcare MBA is an 18-month program that focuses on the practical applications and theories of business and management within healthcare settings. The Professional MBA (PMBA) Online has three different pacing tracks, allowing students to choose a pace that fits their schedule. Three Professional Development Seminars (PDS) are required in the first eight-week term of the program. These include Professional Development I – Presentation Skills Seminar, Professional Development II – Collaboration in the Virtual Age, and Professional Development III - Lean Six Sigma (LSS) Yellow Belt, Personal Branding & Career Readiness, or Data Visualization.

The PMBA with a Sports Management Specialization is provides in partnership with FIU; Real Madrid C.F.; and Real Madrid Graduate School — Universidad Europea (EURM UE), This 17-month program brings together sports leaders, executives and faculty from around the world to provide the skills needed to manage sports organizations across the globe. Students in this program have the option to attend two residencies in Miami and Madrid.

All FIU Online MBA programs utilize discussion boards, email, and chat; academic coaches; and online e-advising and e-tutoring, for seamless program delivery. Five start dates are available and all options are AACSB accredited. Graduates are prepared for advancement opportunities with their current employer or for leadership roles across industries.

Founded in 1965, Florida International University is Miami’s first and only four-year, public research university. Serving more than 56,000 students, FIU is also one of the top 10 largest universities in the nation. This R1: Doctoral University provides more than 190 degree programs across 24 colleges and schools. Florida International University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).

William & Mary (W&M) is home to Raymond A. Mason School of Business. Within the school is an AACSB-accredited Online MBA that requires just one on-campus residency. The program also hosts several additional in-person residencies that students may waive or attend. Held Friday-Sunday, residencies provide the opportunity to explore topics such as Leadership, Finance, and Marketing, while interacting with speakers, peers, and faculty. During these residencies, students also engage in team-building activities, networking sessions, and meetings with W&M Executive partners (EPs) who volunteer their time as mentors to all Mason students.

Other W&M Online MBA features include participation in real-world experiences; small class sizes; the W&M Connect mobile app to access coursework and more on the go; no GMA requirement and access to three centers. These include the Alan B. Miller Entrepreneurship Center, Boehly Center for Excellence in Finance, and the Center for Online Learning. Collectively, the Centers provide work and networking spaces, internship programs, workshops, and career support.

Students in the program may also complement their studies with an Online Foundations in Business Analytics Certificate. Consisting of 12 credit hours, the Certificate features hands-on technical experiences that students may add to their leadership skillset.

The Online MBA at William & Mary requires 49 credit hours to graduate. Each course is 7.5 weeks, and the program may be completed in as few as 24 months. Graduates of the program are recruited by Fortune Global 100 Companies, 94% of U.S. companies, 92% of start-ups, and more than 90% of the companies in the Technology, Consulting, Products & Services, Healthcare, and Pharmaceutical sectors.

Most W&M Online MBA alumni enjoy salary increases and promotions within three years of graduation. Leadership roles include Business Owner, CEO, President, Senior Director, Program Manager, Vice President, Senior Director, Technical Consultant, and Financial Analyst.

Notable employers include Boeing, Microsoft, Amazon, IBM, Pepsi Co, Deloitte, Apple, Ernst & Young, U.S. House of Representatives, Johnson & Johnson, Accenture, JP Morgan Chase, Charles Schwab, BMO Harris, and Discover.

Chartered in 1693, William & Mary is the second oldest institution of higher learning in the U.S. The school serves approximately 9,655 students from all 50 states, DC, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and more than 65 foreign countries. The school provides 160+ majors, minors, certificate, and graduate programs across three campuses and five schools. William & Mary is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).

The Business School at University of Colorado Denver (CU Denver) has been providing business training to students for more than 30 years. This AACSB accredited school has an MBA Program that features access to 300+ business partners, more than 100 networking events, and the option to attend online, on-campus or a combination of the two (hybrid).

The hybrid MBA Programs require at least two in-person meetings per term, on weekends, and participation in one international immersion. The Online Professional MBA is CU Denver’s most flexible MBA Program. This 45 credit hour option features an optional Global Experience; more than 100 elective courses; career workshops and access to the Business Career Center team for life; Fall, Spring, and Summer starts; and 15 specializations, including six that are fully online.

Specialization examples include Bioinnovation and Entrepreneurship, Business Intelligence, Sports and Entertainment, Managing for Sustainability, International Business, Entrepreneurship, and Information Systems.

The GRE/GMAT is not required for admission to the Online Professional MBA Program and students can complete the program in as few as 16 months or as much as five years.

Graduates of the Business School at University of Colorado are prepared to pursue leadership positions in all industries. Across all graduate programs, students enjoy a near 80% employment rate within three months of graduation. Alumni have been recruited by companies such as Charles Schwab, KPMG, Arrow Electronics, S&P Global, Centura Health, First Bank, DaVita, Graebel, Plante Moran, Ball Corporation, and Marketo.

University of Colorado Denver opened in 1912 as an extension of the University of Colorado Boulder . The school became CU Denver in 1973, making it an independent campus. Organized into seven colleges and schools, University of Colorado Denver serves more than 15,000 students enrolled in approximately 115 degree programs. University of Colorado Denver is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC).

The School of Business Administration at University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) has an AACSB-accredited Online MBA program that can be completed through the Standard Track in two years. This option allows students to take two courses per term. For students seeking a slower pace, a one-course per term option is available. Students may start the Ole Miss Online MBA at any term and courses for the program are delivered by the same faculty who teach on-campus.

Consisting of 36 credit hours, the Online MBA at University of Mississippi helps students develop interpersonal, entrepreneurial, communication, entrepreneurial, and leadership skills. Course examples Management of Technology and Innovation; Supply Chain Management; Business Planning and Entrepreneurship; Strategic Marketing Management; Leadership and Ethics; Organizational Behavior; and Predictive Modeling and Analytics.

The Ole Miss Online MBA also includes a Strategic Management Capstone. Students will complete this course after the first year to evaluate knowledge skills acquired as they relate to real business problems and decision environments.

Graduates of the program are prepared to pursue leadership roles in all areas of Business. School of Business Administration alumni work for companies such as Amazon and Adobe, on Wall Street, and for a number of NFL teams.

University of Mississippi was chartered on February 24, 1844. The school opened on November 6, 1848 as the state’s flagship university with a liberal arts curriculum, four faculty members, and 80 students. Today, Ole Miss serves approximately 19,870 students enrolled in hundreds of programs across 16 colleges and schools. University of Mississippi is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).

The College of Business and Security Management (CBSM) at University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF) has been AACSB-accredited since 1988. Within CBSM is an MBA program that can be completed entirely online. A business background or GRE/GMAT scores are not required for admission and the program can be completed in just one year, full-time. For working professionals, typical completion is 18-36 months.

Consisting of 30 credit hours, the UAF CBSM Online MBA has eight concentrations including Cybersecurity, BLUE (Marine Science), Health Care, One Health, Business Analytics, STEM, Business Continuity, and General Management. Concentrations consist of nine credits and students may also customize a specialization through electives.

Across concentrations, course examples include The Ocean and Global Change; Information Systems and Decision Making in Health Services; Storytelling with Data; Crisis Management; One Health Challenges in the Circumpolar North; Cyber Threats and Vulnerabilities; Innovative Management; New Venture Development; and Project Management.

The Online MBA program at University of Alaska Fairbanks culminates with Corporate Strategy—a three-credit hour Capstone. Graduates are prepared for advancement opportunities or to pursue positions such as Business Analyst, Public Relations Manager, CPA, Marketing Consultant, Portfolio Manager, Financial Analyst, Project Manager, Director, Management Consultant, Operations Analyst, or Entrepreneur.

University of Alaska Fairbanks is a land-, sea-, and space-grant university and the flagship campus of the University of Alaska System. Founded in 1917 (42 years before Alaska became a state), the school opened in 1922 with a faculty of seven, six students, and 16 classes. The first graduating class of 1923 consisted of a single graduate. Today, UAF has approximately 2,665 faculty members and employees, that serve 8,500 students and more than 35,000 alumni. The school also provides 100+ programs across seven campuses, seven colleges, and two schools. University of Alaska Fairbanks is accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU).

West Virginia University (WVU) is home to the John Chambers College of Business and Economics. Named after former Cisco CEO, the Chambers College provides 22 degree programs leading to Bachelor’s, Master’s, or Doctorate. Within the College is the Department of Business Administration, which houses an AACSB-accredited Online MBA.

Also available in a hybrid delivery format, the program consist of a Virtual Orientation, where students can introduce themselves to peers, faculty, and teammates. Two three-day residencies allow students to work on projects and network. A typical schedule includes eight credit hours each fall and spring semester and four to seven credit hours each summer semester. Many courses in the fall and spring semesters are a half semester in length, which results in students taking just one to two courses at a time. Course examples include Global Trade and Supply Chain; Management Information Systems; Decision Analysis for Executives; Managerial and Team Skills; Legal Environment and Ethics; Corporate Leadership; and Marketing Strategy.

All coursework for this 30 credit hour (10 course) program can be complete online, and qualified students may add a certificate such as Business Cybersecurity Management; Forensic Accounting and Fraud Examination; or Business Data Analytics.

The WVU Chambers Online MBA also has an optional Integrated Marketing Communications Emphasis (AOE). This focus area consists of four courses (12 credits) including Introduction to Integrated Marketing Communications; Brand Equity Management; Emerging Media and the Market; and Audience Insight.

Other program features include access to academic life coaches, technology services, virtual WVU library services, online tutoring, and career services at the Center for Career Development (CCD).

Graduates of the Online MBA at West Virginia University are prepared for leadership roles such as Business Intelligence Manager, Human Resource Specialist, Business Manager, Controller, Administrative Service Manager, Financial Manager, Real Estate Manager, and Business Continuity Planner.

Founded in 1867, West Virginia University (Morgantown) is the flagship campus of the West Virginia University System. The WVU Morgantown campus serves approximately 24,740 students enrolled in 355 majors at all levels. Programs are housed across 13 colleges and schools. A public, land-grant institution, West Virginia University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC).

Wright State University is home to Raj Soin College of Business. Named in honor of Entrepreneur, Business Leader, and Community Benefactor Rajesh K. Soin, this AACSB-accredited College houses six academic departments. These include Management and International Business; Accountancy; Information Systems and Supply Chain Management; Economics; Finance and Financial Services; and Marketing.

Within the Department of Management and International Business is a 33-46.5 credit hour MBA Program with three delivery options: on-campus, online, or a combination of the two (hybrid). The program has 10 three-course Concentrations. Examples include New Venture Creation; Management, Innovation and Change; Healthcare Management; International Business; and Project Management. Students may also Minor in Management or International Business. Graduate Certificates in Human Resource Management and Management are also available.

Core courses for the Wright State University Online MBA may be completed entirely online. Courses include Economics for Managers; Financial Analysis and Decision Making; International Business Management; Leadership and Ethics; and Strategic Cost Management; Marketing Strategy; and Supply Chain Management.

MBA students will also take the Developing and Implementing Competitive Strategies Capstone, worth three credits. Graduates of the program are prepared to pursue advancement opportunities in their current careers or leadership roles across industries.

Wright State University opened in September 1964 with 3,203 registered students and 55 faculty members. Today, this public research university serves approximately 10,800 students enrolled in 325 programs at the undergraduate, graduate, doctoral, and professional degree levels. Programs are housed across six colleges, three schools, and two campuses. Wright State University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC).