On-Campus Degrees: MBA
The Master of Business Administration is the most popular graduate-level degree and is considered de rigueur for those in business with corner-office aspirations. Graduates of M.B.A. programs expect and generally get increases in salary and responsibility at work. In 2005, M.B.A. graduates enjoyed salary and signing bonuses averaging $106,000. Popular M.B.A. concentrations include accounting, marketing, finance, non-profit, and international business. Students in traditional M.B.A. programs must typically complete two years of full-time study, including one year of coursework and a year of more specialized learning with a summer internship between years. Online M.B.A. programs, night programs for working professionals and accelerated degree programs are all growing in popularity.
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American InterContinental University
American InterContinental University offers career-track programs designed to give you the skills and knowledge employers are looking for. Choose from programs in the areas of Business, Design, Information Technology, and more.
Programs
Argosy University
Argosy University's undergraduate and graduate degree programs are designed with your future success in mind. Small, intimate classes and a professional faculty ensure quality and personalized attention.
Programs
- M.B.A. in Corporate Compliance
- M.B.A. in Customized Professional Concentration
- M.B.A. in Finance
- M.B.A. in Fraud Examination
- M.B.A. in Health Care Administration
- M.B.A. in Information Systems Management
- M.B.A. in International Business
- M.B.A. in Management
- M.B.A. in Marketing
- M.B.A. in Sustainable Management Concentration
- Master of Business Administration (MBA)
