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University of Florida <strong>Graduate</strong> <strong>School</strong><br />

year option, and 1-year Option A. The 1-year Option B requires 32 credits. Credits<br />

cannot be transferred from another institution or program.<br />

Options<br />

Traditional M.B.A. 2-year option: The traditional M.B.A. program requires 4 terms<br />

of continuous full-time study. The program starts only in the fall; many students<br />

spend the summer working at internships. This option requires at least 2 years of<br />

full-time, post-undergraduate work experience.<br />

Traditional M.B.A. 1-year, Option A: Students with an acceptable bachelor's<br />

degree, which need not be in business, may complete this option in 12 months. The<br />

program starts in the summer and requires 48 acceptable credits and 2 years of<br />

post-undergraduate work experience.<br />

Traditional M.B.A. 1-year, Option B: For students with recent, acceptable<br />

undergraduate degrees in business (completed within 7 years before starting the<br />

program), this option starts in July. Students take mostly electives during summer B,<br />

fall, and spring terms and graduate in May. This option requires 2 years of postundergraduate<br />

work experience.<br />

Executive M.B.A. option: A 20-month program for working professionals, students<br />

attend classes 1 extended weekend per month (Friday-Sunday). The program is<br />

divided into 5 terms, starts in August, and includes a 1-week international<br />

experience. The international study tour is a program requirement; students travel<br />

abroad in May for a week of experiential learning through lectures or discussions with<br />

local business and government leaders. The tour will include a combination of<br />

lectures, group projects and/or site visits. This option requires 8 years of postundergraduate<br />

work experience, and students are expected to have people or project<br />

management responsibilities in their current positions.<br />

M.B.A. for professionals 2-year option: This 27-month program starts in August<br />

and January and is for professionals who work full time while pursuing their degrees<br />

part time. Students attend classes 1 weekend per month (Saturday-Sunday) and<br />

must attend a 1-week in-residence elective class. This option requires 2 years of<br />

post-undergraduate work experience.<br />

M.B.A. for professionals 1-year option: For students with acceptable<br />

undergraduate degrees in business (completed within 7 years before starting the<br />

program), this 16-month option starts in August. Students attend classes 1 weekend<br />

per month (Saturday-Sunday) and must attend a 1-week in-residence elective class.<br />

The first meeting includes a 1-week, on-campus foundations review of basic course<br />

work. This option requires 2 years of post-undergraduate work experience.<br />

Internet M.B.A. 2-year option: This 27-month program starts in January and<br />

allows students with computers, through Internet access, to “attend” classes and<br />

interact with faculty and classmates via such technology as e-mail, DVD, streaming<br />

video, synchronous group discussion software, asynchronous class presentation<br />

software, and multimedia courseware. Students visit campus 1 weekend (Saturday-<br />

Sunday) every 4 months. This option requires 2 years of post-undergraduate work<br />

experience.<br />

Internet M.B.A. 1-year option: For students with acceptable undergraduate<br />

http://test.gradschool.ufl.edu/catalog/current-catalog/catalog-graduate-degrees-and-programs.html[9/15/<strong>2010</strong> 4:06:33 PM]

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