MBA Graduate Program
Geneva’s Master of Business Administration is offered as a traditional MBA or with the choice of three concentrations: Finance, Marketing, and Operations Management, giving you ample opportunities to succeed in a constantly evolving job market.
Our program is designed for the working professional, and with classes offered both online and on campus, you have the added flexibility to complete your MBA part-time in just over a year taking two classes per term. With an MBA degree from Geneva College, you benefit from small class sizes filled with supportive fellow students, engaging business coursework, and experienced faculty equipped with a wealth of professional experience.
Geneva College offers students three MBA concentrations that meet ACBSP standards. The traditional MBA and the finance concentration at Geneva College consist of 36 credit hours of instruction from involved faculty with real-world experience. Concentrations in marketing, and operations are 39 credit hours each. The program can be completed in 12 months when taking 2-3 classes per term. All programs include 30 credit hours of core instruction, in addition to electives and concentration courses.These concentrations equip students with the tools they need to succeed in any business environment.
Students who do not choose a concentration can earn a traditional MBA, which offers a combination of courses across the three MBA concentrations.
The MBA programs at Geneva College are nationally accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP).
To learn more about the Geneva College MBA program, fill out the form on this page featured below or email us at mba@tamilfolksongs.com.
Management excellence takes people — with their values, beliefs and gifts — into account." Christen Adels JD, MBA, Program Director
Recognized among the Best MBA Degree Programs in the nation by Research.com.
Geneva’s Master of Business Administration degree program prepares students for the continuously developing field of business by providing them with business fundamentals and specialized knowledge that outlast the competition. Courses span a rigorous curriculum that includes corporate finance, marketing, business policy, human resources, management, and economics.
Geneva offers a required core course schedule for students seeking more information about the MBA program.
The Traditional MBA, comprising 36 credits, is suited for students who may not wish to specialize in a singular field but still want exposure to the topics covered in the three concentrations. Additionally, the Traditional MBA allows students to take some of their courses online, which allows working students the opportunity to earn their degree on their own time.
The Finance concentration introduces the fundamentals of financial management, corporate finance, derivative securities, the valuation of real assets, capital expenditures, and financial and managerial accounting. This concentration requires a total of 36 credit hours.
Our Marketing concentration, which requires a total of 42 credits, prepares students for leadership in marketing roles, with program topics spanning product theory, sales promotion, business models, and the flow of goods.
The Operations Management concentration teaches students the essential elements needed for success in the fields of project management and supply chain management. Through our 39 credit Operations Management concentration, students learn how to make ethical decisions in our changing global economy.
While applications may be submitted year-round, we recommend reviewing the MBA admissions requirements for further information on applying for the MBA program.
Students who earn a Master of Business Administration find career opportunities inside and outside the business sector. Depending on your choice of the Traditional MBA or Finance, Marketing, or Operations Management concentration, you may find success with jobs working as a marketing manager, consultant, accountant, business operations manager, human resources manager, financial analyst, IT manager, project manager, and many others. Each student’s path is unique, with many MBA students going on to find roles in the following fields:
Career possibilities with an MBA are endless, with data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics showing that the business and financial occupations field is projected to grow 7% into 2031.
The professors had real life experience working in the business world, they were coming from a Christian viewpoint, and they were going to teach us how to be Christians in the workplace." Melissa D’Angelo ’06, MBA ’09
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