Learn from the best. All members of the graduate faculty, including adjuncts, hold doctoral degrees in their respective expertise. While pursuing your Southern MBA, you’ll continually gain knowledge that you can apply immediately in your current position, well in advance of the day you receive your diploma. To that end, check out our Certificate Programs which can be earned as you pursue your Southern MBA.
Your education is a major investment in your future. And, as a businessperson, you seek maximum return on your investment. We believe Southern Connecticut State University offers the very best value for your MBA dollar – you can spend far more elsewhere, but will you get more?
At Southern, we get it. Earning your MBA is a big step, but it’s not the only step in your life. Education. Career. Family. Interests. They form the mosaic of your life. That’s why we offer both the Traditional Southern MBA and the Accelerated Southern MBA. Which makes the most sense for you? YOU decide…
The Traditional Southern MBA is a 42-credit program. Students with undergraduate business degrees may be able to complete the program with just 30 required credits if they qualify for waivers. Please refer to the waiver guidelines of the program.
The Traditional Southern MBA can be completed on a full-time or part-time basis, thus offering the flexibility many full-time professionals find desirable. All courses are offered in the evening or on Saturdays.
The Accelerated Southern MBA offers a 42-credit hybrid, full-time program. Candidates seeking a specialization can integrate specialization courses and still complete the program in 15 months. Courses are offered in the hybrid format, part online and part in the classroom on Saturdays.
Classes are normally held on Saturdays to accommodate the demands of a full-time professional’s career, offering the candidate the flexibility to pursue their MBA with minimal disruption. Candidates participate in a “Cohort” format, which means you start and finish the program with the same group of MBA candidates.
