Master of Business Administration Sample Clauses

Master of Business Administration. The Master of Business Administration (MBA) is a 52 quarter units or 572 hours program. California Trinity School of Business awards academic units based on quarter credit hours. One unit of credit for each 50-minute class session per week. For each credit in the graduate program, the student is expected to complete a minimum of two hours of academic work outside of class each week. A quarter typically consists of 10 weeks excluding final exam week. Successful graduates of the program will be awarded a degree in Master of Business Administration. The School reserves the right to refuse any applicant for not meeting the admission requirements of the MBA program. SCHEDULED COMPLETION DATE Assuming a full-time continuous enrollment and no transfer of credit the anticipated graduation date is 24 months or 8 quarters from commencement of program. Transfer of credit, enrollment below full-time status and breaks in continuous enrollment will affect the anticipated graduation date. Program Start Date: , and scheduled Completion Date: . CLASS LOCATION All classes will be conducted at 0000 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx, Los Angeles, CA 90057. PROGRAM HOURS AND COURSE SCHEDULE Class hours will be from: Monday to Friday: 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM Saturdays: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM All course schedules are subject to change during the start and completion dates. The student will be duly notified and offered the opportunity to consent as provided by law. In cases where such changes would cause an undue hardship, a refund will be provided. The School reserves the right to withdraw a scheduled program if enrollment is insufficient to make up a class. All monies paid will be refunded less the application fee. The School reserves the right to postpone training in the event of a national disaster, acts of God, such as fire, flood, earthquake and/or labor disputes, equipment failure, for a maximum of 30 days. The student will be duly notified and compensated if applicable. The School reserves the right to change or modify, without notification, the program content, equipment, staff, or materials and organization, as necessary, with approval of the Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education (BPPE); if required. Such changes may be required to keep pace with technological advances, and/or to improve teaching methods. In no event will any changes diminish the competency of any program or result in tuition changes for currently attending students.
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Master of Business Administration. Bank shall advance the cost of tuition for Employee to obtain an MBA degree in Business Administration or a course to enhance Employee’s knowledge of Real Estate Practices. The course to be given by either Xxxxx Xxxxxxx University or Loyola College in Baltimore. Should Employee successfully complete the course within the normal time frame for completion, the advancement shall be forgiven, otherwise Employee shall reimburse Bank for funds advanced on his behalf.
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Master of Business Administration. (MBA) • 1 – 30 hour “MBA Primer” course, covering all MBA pre-requisites (3 Quarter Credits) • 14 – 40 hour classes (4 Quarter Credits per course) • 1 – 60 hour Final Project class (6 Quarter Credits) • 65 credits • Provides a unique curriculum for all college graduates who aspire to run companies or to become senior executives in companies. • Ideal for experienced business managers and company executives who must address the complex global and integrative issues facing small businesses, health care, government, and non-profit organizations. • Delivers the latest management concepts and business applications within both an academic and experiential framework, by combining theory and case studies with real-life business settings. REGISTRATION PROCEDURES + HOW TO OBTAIN STUDENT VISA (I-20 FORM) All non-U.S. residents seeking admissions into a degree or certificate program are required to apply for an I-20 document and a student visa. International students wishing to enroll in the MBA online program are exempt from this requirement as the I-20 is not required for international students taking online classes only. The following steps are required for each student to register and to obtain the I-20 document, which, in turn, is required to obtain a student visa:
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Master of Business Administration. The Accounting major is a program of advanced accounting classes for managers who have undergraduate degrees in accounting and want to take additional classes in subjects that are critical in their work situations. The Accounting major is designed to provide a balanced, broad education and an in-depth understanding of the theoretical and practical concepts of accounting. More admission requirements apply to this major in addition to the MBA admission requirements. Accounting Major - 15 Hours • BUS 6300 - Accounting for the Contemporary Manager Credits: 3 • BUS 6310 - Taxation Credits: 3 • BUS 6340 - Non-Profit Accounting Credits: 3 • BUS 6350 - Global Accounting Credits: 3 • BUS 6420 - Financial Accounting Credits: 3 Business Requirements - 24 Hours • BUS 5720 - Human Resource Management Credits: 3 • BUS 6150 - Human Behavior Management of Organizations Credits: 3 • BUS 6400 - The Financial Environment Credits: 3 • BUS 6500 - The Economic Environment Credits: 3 • BUS 6600 - The Marketing Environment Credits: 3 • BUS 6780 - Research and Statistics for Managers Credits: 3 • BUS 6900 - Strategy in a Global Environment Credits: 3 • MIS 5110 - Management Information Systems Credits: 3
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Master of Business Administration. This program seeks to combine the best of conventional academic training with the best of applied learning. The significant difference between this major and the other MBA majors is that students electing this major will complete the core MBA courses, and then select three other courses offered in the MBA program. This allows for the most flexibility and is designed for students to select from a variety of interesting courses. Business Administration Major - 9 Hours • ELECT 6010 - Elective Credits: 3 • ELECT 6020 - Elective Credits: 3 • ELECT 6030 - Elective Credits: 3 Business Requirements - 27 Hours • BUS 5720 - Human Resource Management Credits: 3 • BUS 6150 - Human Behavior Management of Organizations Credits: 3 • BUS 6300 - Accounting for the Contemporary Manager Credits: 3 • BUS 6400 - The Financial Environment Credits: 3 • BUS 6500 - The Economic Environment Credits: 3 • BUS 6600 - The Marketing Environment Credits: 3 • BUS 6780 - Research and Statistics for Managers Credits: 3 • BUS 6900 - Strategy in a Global Environment Credits: 3 • MIS 5110 - Management Information Systems Credits: 3
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Master of Business Administration. This program provides the opportunity for in-depth study of the most modern financial concepts, theories, analytical methods and problem-solving techniques - emphasizing the practical uses of these financial management principles in businesses, nonprofit organizations and government. Students will actively participate in presentations, discussions and activities highlighting practical business applications, current event applications, problem solving, analyses of case studies and other financial applications. Finance Major - 12 Hours • BUS 6400 - The Financial Environment Credits: 3 • BUS 6410 - Money and Banking Credits: 3 • BUS 6430 - International Business Finance Credits: 3 • BUS 6450 - Public Finance Credits: 3 Business Requirements - 24 Hours • BUS 5720 - Human Resource Management Credits: 3 • BUS 6150 - Human Behavior Management of Organizations Credits: 3 • BUS 6300 - Accounting for the Contemporary Manager Credits: 3 • BUS 6500 - The Economic Environment Credits: 3 • BUS 6600 - The Marketing Environment Credits: 3 • BUS 6780 - Research and Statistics for Managers Credits: 3 • BUS 6900 - Strategy in a Global Environment Credits: 3 • MIS 5110 - Management Information Systems Credits: 3
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Master of Business Administration. With reference to structure of BSPP program, and its benefits to the society at a large, First Party & Second Party believe that memorandum of understanding between themselves shall enable them in achieving their organizational objectives in an effective manner. The Parties intent to cooperate and focus their efforts on cooperation within area of Skill Based Training, Technical Education, Innovation, Entrepreneurship, Research, and problem solving for industries. Both Parties, being legal entities in themselves desire to sign this MOU for advancing their mutual interest.
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Master of Business Administration. MBA in Strategic Management from the University of North Texas (2014) BACHELORS OF SCIENCE BS in interdisciplinary Engineering & Management from Clarkson University (2008) CERTIFIED ENERGY MANAGER CEM from the Association of Energy Engineers (2013). PHOTOVOLTAIC ASSOCIATE
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