2008-2009 Academic Catalog - Queens University of Charlotte

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International students
International students must also complete the admissions requirements found on page 24.
Applications are reviewed on a rolling admissions basis. Applications are accepted and reviewed
year-round and admission can be granted until the week prior to the first day of class.
Student Status
All EMBA students are admitted with full degree status.
DEGREE REQUIREMENTS
The Executive MBA program is comprised of four academic terms of classroom and experiential
learning and one summer with a consulting project and an international experience. The Executive
MBA academic terms are highly integrated, emphasizing the interconnectedness of business
processes and management concepts.
EMBA 610 The Big Picture - 12 Hrs.
EMBA 620 Anatomy of the Enterprise - 12 Hrs.
EMBA 630 Control and Development - 12 Hrs.
EMBA 640 Managing Strategically - 12 Hrs.
EMBA 671 International Experience - 3 Hrs.
EMBA 672 Nonprofit Consulting Project - 3 Hrs.
Program Total – 54 Hrs.
GRADUATE PROGRAMS
Academic Policies for the Executive MBA Program
Registration
The Executive MBA office processes the registration for participants each term.
Evaluation System
Segments within each term are graded on a Pass/Fail basis, and one grade, Pass or Fail, is
posted for each term on the transcript.
In addition, the McColl Executive MBA faculty, at the conclusion of each term, provides written
evaluative feedback on a participant's performance. Participants also receive substantial
additional performance feedback from faculty and classmates. The written faculty commentary
regarding performance is the primary vehicle used to judge overall participant performance.
Incomplete Status
A faculty member may assign a status Incomplete (I) for a compelling reason. An I status
automatically becomes a grade of F if the participant fails to satisfactorily make up incomplete
work within one term.
Withdrawal from the Program
A participant who wishes to withdraw from the program should notify the Executive MBA office
in writing. Upon withdrawal from the program, the status for the term in progress will be
recorded as W (withdrawal). At the discretion of the McColl Student Qualifications Committee,
a participant who withdraws may be permitted to return to the program within one calendar
year.
Administrative Withdrawal
If a participant fails to return for the next term, the participant will be administratively withdrawn
from the program. Also, a participant who simply stops attending classes (i.e. four weeks consecutively
or four consecutive classes from an individual discipline) will be administratively withdrawn
from the program. Any administratively withdrawn participant must contact the Executive
MBA office to be considered for readmission. Queens University of Charlotte reserves the right
to require at any time the withdrawal of a participant whose conduct or academic work is not
considered satisfactory.