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No BSBA required? - creditmonsoon - 09-19-2016
TESU Wrote:Prerequisites: All MBA candidates are required to have completed undergraduate courses in the following topics: Financial Accounting, Statistics and Microeconomics or candidates can register for the Graduate Business Degree Preparatory Program that is scheduled prior to MBA entry terms.
Master of Business Administration
I don't think I'll be enrolling at TESU for my masters, but this tidbit caught my eye!
No BSBA required? - davewill - 09-19-2016
Most MBA programs take non-business majors. You just have to satisfy the prerequisites.
No BSBA required? - bjcheung77 - 09-19-2016
I think you jumped the gun on this one, these are the prereq's for the degree.
TESU require a bachelors for admission to any Masters.
Thomas Edison State University: Applying is easy and can be done 24/7 through our online application and no GRE or GMAT scores are required to apply
No BSBA required? - johnjaxs - 09-20-2016
davewill Wrote:Most MBA programs take non-business majors. You just have to satisfy the prerequisites.
That is actually true about most Master's. Just got to satisfy the prerequisites. For some Master's that will be harder than for others, but you can't be admitted to a Master's program without a Bachelor's.