Marylhurst online MBA

        Marylhurst University is a Catholic School founded by the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary in 1893 and is located 10 minutes away towards the south of Portland, Ore, in Marylhurst. The school was accredited in 1977 by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities.

      Marylhurst online MBA is designed to give the students skills in global business and the knowledge of how to apply the skills. The program is accredited by the International Assembly for Collegiate Business Education (IACBE). The program can be completed in just 18 months.  

You should choose Marylhurst because it has been offering online MBA since the mid-1990s. They do not require GMAT score to admit students. The program consists of 32 to 37 credits of the main courses, 12 credits in your concentration coursework and a capstone class of 4 credits. The cost is $628 per credit.

There are four specialized concentration in Marylhurst online MBA program:-

1. ·         General Management
2. ·         Nonprofit Management
3. ·         Marketing
4. ·         Finance

The online business core courses are:-

·        BUS 500 Graduate Business Foundations – it is an introduction to the following topics, accounting, writing and communication, finance, economics, statistics, math and graphing, and Microsoft Office.

·         MBA 510 Organization Behavior- introduction of both theory and practical concepts of organizational behavior.

·         MBA 511 Business Law for Managers-provide managers with legal concepts and principle associated with day to day business.

·         MBA 512 Managerial Economics- students gain the knowledge of economics basic concepts.

·         MBA 514 Marketing & Communications-Teaches the students on how to segment markets and present the offerings that create long-term value for customers and shareholders.

·         MBA Managerial Accounting – teaches the students accounting concepts as a decision maker.

Marylhurst online MBA program has received awards such as:-

·         The school was ranked No. 1 with the highest enrollment in 2009.

·         Princeton Review ranked MBA in Finance from the school at No. 48 in 2008 Best Schools Rankings.