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138 Southeastern Oklahoma State University Mission MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (75) The Master of Business Administration degree provides a broad-based professional degree program for those aspiring to hold responsible positions in business and industry. The program is designed to develop professional capability in functional areas of business administration and to provide students the knowledge and perspective needed for success in a rapidly changing world of business management. Accreditation The Master of Business Administration Degree will be granted upon successful completion of the graduate busi ness program curricular requirements. The Southeastern Oklahoma State University administration and the faculty and staff of the John Massey School of Business are dedicated to the continuous improvement of business education. The Master of Business Administration Degree is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Busi ness (AACSB) and the Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Goals and Objectives The goals and objectives of the Master of Business Administration degree are to be reflected in several outcomes. A Student completing the MBA shall be able to demonstrate each of these abilities: To effectively communicate orally and in writing. Objective 1a: To craft thoughtful solutions to business problems and communicate those solutions in executive-quality written documents. Objective 1b: To craft and deliver executive-quality oral presentations and defend proposed solutions in the face of scrutiny. To effectively participate as a member of a team. Objective 2a: To work and communicate effectively with team members to accomplish a team goal. Objective 2b: To complete individual assignments in support of a team goal in a timely manner. Objective 2c: To work with individuals of diverse backgrounds to achieve team goals. To display critical, analytical, strategic, and ethical thinking to solve complex multi-faceted business problems in a global environment. Objective 3a: Collect, analyze and synthesize information from various sources. Objective 3b: Use information to create wellreasoned solutions to business problems. Objective 3c: To understand the impact of global conditions on the performance of a firm. Objective 3d: Evaluate and recommend possible solutions to business problems from an ethical perspective. To use quantitative and qualitative analyses to screen and analyze data to improve the operation of an organization. Objective 4a: Use appropriate statistical, financial, and qualitative techniques to analyze problems and recommend appropriate solutions focusing on creating a sustainable competitive advantage. Objective 4b: Use appropriate financial analysis to maximize the long-run value of the firm. Program Admission Requirements Students will be admitted to the MBA program either to (1) full-standing status, or (2) provisional status. Full-Standing Status: Full-standing status allows students to immediately enroll in the graduate curriculum and proceed to candidacy. Full-standing admission may be achieved by applying 60 days prior to the first enrollment, by meeting the general admission requirements of the Graduate School and by completing the undergraduate prerequisite required by the John Massey School of Business. The John Massey School of Business shall require that all applicants to the Masters of Business Administration Degree program meet one of the following admission requirements: 1) GMAT and GPA Admission. Take the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) and possess an undergraduate Grade Point Average (GPA) to score 950 as provided in the following formula. A score of 950 calculated by adding the applicant’s GMAT score and the applicant’s undergraduate GPA times 200 (GPA time 200 + GMAT Score = 950 or greater), OR 2) Portfolio Method for Admission. The GMAT and GPA requirements may be waived if the MBA applicant possesses a 2.75 average for the last 45 hours of his/her undergraduate degree and submits a portfolio packet which contains the following: • Three professional letters of recommendation -one from a former professor or instructor -one from an employer or former employer -one from a non-relative who has known the applicant for at least 5 years. • Current Resume. • A letter of application which outlines the student’s career goals and objectives and how a Master’s Degree will enhance them. • A certified copy of undergraduate transcript.
Portfolios shall be evaluated and ranked by a 3 member graduate faculty committee appointed by the Director of the MBA program. Applicants under both admission standards shall be ranked by the committee. Admissions shall be based upon the committee’s ranking(s) for the allowable number of enrollment positions. Provisional Status: Students not admitted to full-standing status may receive a provisional admission to the MBA program if they have met the general requirements of the Graduate School. Provisional status allows students to enroll and pursue coursework while making an effort to meet the requirements for full-standing admission. Of the total graduate hours accumulated prior to receiving full-standing status, no more than six (6) hours may be applied toward the MBA Program. Prerequisite Courses Prerequisite Courses The following are the John Massey School of Business Undergraduate courses that are required as prerequisites to admission to the MBA program or equivalent courses from an accredited undergraduate program of another institution. ACCT 2203 Fundamentals of Managerial Accounting BUS 1553 Business Computer Applications BUS 2633 Business Statistics ECON 2213 Principles of Microeconomics FIN 3113 Business Finance MKT 3233 Principles of Marketing MNGT 3113 Management and Organizational Behavior BLAW 3123 Legal Environment of Business The applicant must have a 3.0 GPA in the prerequisite courses with no grade in any course lower than a C. The applicant may choose to take an advanced standing test in one or all of the eight prerequisites listed above or take the admission preparation program. Applicants should contact the MBA advisor or director concerning the requirements for these tests. The graduate program director and the John Massey School of Business Dean shall approve any exceptions to the admissions requirements and substitutions/waivers of required courses. Course Requirements Nine hours is considered a full load for a graduate student. Students will need permission from the graduate program direc tor and the John Massey School of Business Dean before they will be allowed to enroll in more than nine hours. Six hours is considered part-time in the graduate program. It is recommended that students working full-time take no more than six hours per semester. Graduate assistants will be required to take nine hours per semester to continue as graduate assistants. Graduate Programs 139 MNGT 5603 Strategic Management is the capstone course and will be taken during the student’s last semester in the MBA program. BUS 5563 Applied Business Projects will be taken during the student’s last or next to the last semester. Required Courses for Degree ....................... 30 Hours Fall Only Classes: ACCT 5233 Accounting for Managers BUS 5113 Research Methods ECON 5133 Managerial Economics MNGT 5223 Behavioral Management BUS 5563 Applied Business Projects Spring Only Classes: MKT 5243 Marketing Management BIM 5793 Management Information Systems FIN 5213 Financial Management BUS 5253 Applied Business Projects BUS 5253 Data Analysis for Managers MNGT 5503 Strategic Management Electives ........................................................... 6 Hours The following are available electives to be selected in consultation with the student’s MBA advisor. MNGT 5773 Principle Centered Leadership MNGT 5343 Competitive Advantage & Strategy MNGT 5453 Contemporary Issues in Management ACCT 5243 Accounting Controls for Managers Total ............................................................... 36 Hours
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