MBA Catalog and Student Handbook
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Program Information<br />
General<br />
The Master of Business Administration degree at Fisher College will focus on Strategic Leadership. The <strong>MBA</strong> program has been designed to prepare<br />
students for increased responsibility through the development, practice, <strong>and</strong> application of knowledge <strong>and</strong> skills used by highly successful business<br />
professionals today. Knowledge is not enough. Professional skill sets are required that will give the student the ability for success in positions with higher<br />
levels of responsibility. Therefore, the vision for the program’s course design <strong>and</strong> development is based on practical professional applications of<br />
knowledge based on business cases. The program will utilize small student teams for social <strong>and</strong> experiential learning activities that are focused on the<br />
practice of applicable skills for solving current problems in realistic learning environments.<br />
<strong>MBA</strong> Sport Administration Focus Description<br />
Fisher College’s <strong>MBA</strong> in Strategic Leadership with a focus in Sport Administration leverages the foundational business administration knowledge <strong>and</strong><br />
professional skills students have gained in their courses to examine current trends <strong>and</strong> opportunities for success in the sport industry. <strong>Student</strong>s who pursue<br />
the <strong>MBA</strong> in Sport Administration gain specialized knowledge of the strategies <strong>and</strong> tools utilized by sport professionals to effectively sell, manage venues,<br />
<strong>and</strong> build br<strong>and</strong>s in the sport industry.<br />
<strong>MBA</strong> Accounting Focus Description<br />
Fisher College’s <strong>MBA</strong> in Strategic Leadership with a focus in Accounting, provides students with the knowledge necessary to succeed in financial<br />
management positions in industry, public accounting <strong>and</strong> not-for-profit organizations. Upon the successful completion of the program, students that<br />
earned at least 21 credit hours in accounting at the undergraduate level, plus a combined total of 24 credit hours at either the graduate or undergraduate<br />
level in business related courses, will fulfill the education requirement for licensure as a Certified Public Accountant in Massachusetts. The program’s<br />
courses will provide key insight to areas tested in the Unified Certified Public Accountant exam.<br />
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