Business Administration: Part-Time or Online MBA

ONLINE M.B.A.

https://paulcollege.unh.edu/academics/graduate-programs/mba/online-mba

The Online M.B.A. degree is an excellent choice for professionals in the workforce who are seeking to advance their careers, but who cannot regularly attend classes on campus. This innovative program provides students with the opportunity to earn a degree in as little as two years from anywhere in the world and has rapidly grown to become the Paul School’s most popular M.B.A. program.

The Online model is primarily designed for those who are highly motivated and capable of balancing a full-­time work schedule with online study. Courses are designed to facilitate information sharing outside the constraints of time and place among a network of people.

The Online M.B.A. program follows the same curriculum as the Part-­Time M.B.A. allowing students to move back and forth between the two models if they choose. Admission points are in mid August and January. The program is primarily asynchronous. Students can log on anytime during the week to complete their work adding to the flexibility of the online option. NB: The online courses, like those that are face to face, may require team projects that necessitate coordinating the schedules of those involved from time to time.

Highlights

• The only Online M.B.A. program in northern New England ranked among the nation’s top 100 by U.S. News & World Report making this program #1 in northern New England.
• The Online M.B.A. option allows students to earn an advanced degree from an AACSB accredited institution in two to three and a half years from anywhere in the world.

Registration Policies

M.B.A. courses are primarily intended for matriculated students who have been admitted to the M.B.A. program. Other degree-seeking students and M.B.A. alumni may request permission to register for courses on a space­-available basis.

Audit: Required M.B.A. core courses cannot accommodate auditors. Other degree-­seeking students and M.B.A. alumni may request permission from the instructor to audit M.B.A. electives.