*Foundation courses (12 credits) (waivable)

ACC 521 - Accounting for Managers (3).
FIN 551 - Business Economics (3).
MGT 541 - Organizational Behavior (3).
SCM 512 - Applied Quantitative Analysis (3).

Core Courses (24 credits)

Functional

FIN 561 - Financial Management (3).
MKT 531 - Marketing Management (3).
SCM 571 - Operations Management (3).

External Environment/Managerial Support/Intergrative

INB 585 - Global Dimensions of Management (3).
MGT 501 - Organizational Communication and Negotiation (3).
MGT 552 - Nonmarket Strategy (3).
MGT 581 - Management Information Systems (3).

Capstone

MGT 589 - Strategic Management (3).

elective/concentration courses (9 credits)

MBA students have the opportunity to develop in-depth competency in specialized areas of business by pursuing their MBA with a concentration.

Accounting

The demand for CPAs and all accountants continues to increase. Especially for individuals who hold advanced accounting degrees. The Accounting concentration provides professionals in accounting fields an advanced understanding of concepts and essential skills of today's accounting practices. Completing the Net+ MBA with an Accounting concentration also prepares students for the CPA exam.

COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS

The Computer Information Systems (CIS) concentration is designed to give professionals in the information systems industry an understanding of advanced concepts and skills essential in effectively managing their organizations. The CIS concentration focuses on contemporary issues in CIS and the broader information technology (IT) industry. To complete required courses of the CIS concentration, students will need an extensive programming background equivalent to UM-Flint courses MGT 581 and CSC 384.

Finance

The Finance concentration is designed to prepare students for professional positions requiring graduate level degrees in finance, and assists students in preparing for professional finance certifications such as the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA), the Federal Financial Management Certificate Program (FFMCP), and the Certified Financial Planner (CFP).

GeneraL BUSINESS

The General MBA program is designed for professionals to develop knowledge and skills in fundamental management disciplines and provide the most flexibility to customize their program according to their academic and professional interests through a variety of elective courses.

Health Care Management

The Health Care Management concentration is designed to give professionals in the health care industry an understanding of concepts and skills essential in effectively managing health care organizations. It focuses on contemporary issues of health care administration and health policies in the U.S. Required courses are taught by full-time faculty in the School of Health Professions and Studies, with elective courses of the concentration taught by leading business professionals in the health care industry.

International Business

An International Business concentration provides students a greater understanding of the global economy, its impact on various key industries, international financial market systems and corporate financial strategies, and the latest theories in applying marketing science in the international business arena. Students completing an MBA with an International Business concentration become more attractive to potential employers operating in the global marketplace.

Marketing & Innovation Management 

A Marketing concentration is designed to give professionals in the marketing industry an in-depth understanding of concepts and skills essential in advanced marketing and branding practices. The Marketing concentration focuses on contemporary issues and future concerns, and prepares students for global strategic marketing and management positions.

Organizational Leadership

The Organizational Leadership concentration will be valuable to students who are seeking to improve their management and leadership skills and deepen their understanding of management and leadership processes. It is relevant for students who are or will be in managerial or leadership positions. The concentration focuses on leadership issues from a variety of perspectives. Specifically, courses examine major frameworks and contemporary issues in leadership, address how leaders effectively make decisions and resolve conflict through negotiating with others, and explore the role of a leader in bringing about organizational change.

Supply Chain Management

*Credit hours can vary between 33-45 based on Foundation course waives.

In-State Tuition                         Out-of-State Tuition

$741.25 per credit hour                            $923.75 per credit hour 

School of Management Fee

Net+ fee ~ $446 per course

Office of Extended Learning FeeS

Mixed-mode fee ~ $87 per course

Online course fee ~ $46 per credit hour

University Fees

Registration Assessment ~ Covers, but is not limited to, student services such as technology, student organizations/engagement, club sports and recreation center ~ $216 per semester

Please note: Students taking a Net+ course will pay Net+, mixed-mode, and University fees. Students taking an evening course will pay University fees. Students taking an online course will pay online course and University fees. 

Estimated Program Costs (in-State)

If all your courses are: 

Net+ ~ $31,686.25 - $43,169.25 (in-state)                                      

Evening ~ $25,973.25 - $35,300.25 (in-state)           

Estimated Program Costs (out-of-State)               

If all your courses are: 

Net+ ~ $37,708.75 - $51,381.75 (out-of-state)  

Evening ~ $31,995.75 - $43,512.75 (out-of-state)

Please note: Program costs vary depending upon MBA Foundation course waivers

Tuition and fees are subject to change at any time without prior notice by action of the University of Michigan Board of Regents.  Last updated: 9/4/2018

To be considered for admission, submit the following to the Office of Graduate Programs, 251 Thompson Library:

• Application for Graduate Admission
• $55 application fee (non-refundable)
• Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended
• Official GMAT (official GMAT website) or GRE (official GRE website) scores sent directly to the University of Michigan-Flint
• Statement of Purpose: a one-page, typed response to the  following question: “What are your career objectives and how will a MBA degree contribute to accomplishing these objectives?”
• Resume, Include all work experience and education experience. 
• Two letters of recommendation (professional and/or academic). Submit letters using the form provided during the online application.
• International students must submit additional documentation. Visit the International Students page for details.

ADMISSION 

The School of Management uses all the materials collected in the application to determine admission.  The MBA program calculates the students overall undergraduate GPA from all schools attended and combines it with their GMAT or GRE score.  The MBA program will review a student’s statement of purpose, resume and recommendations.  A decision is based on a student’s entire application.  The quantitative formula is (GPAx200) + GMAT/GRE.  A student achieving an index of 1100 or greater has an opportunity for a standard admission, with an index of 1000-1099 a student may have an opportunity for probationary admission.

Application Deadlines

• Fall Semester Early Deadline: May 1*
• Fall Semester Final Deadline: August 1
• Winter Semester: November 15
• Spring Semester: March 15
• Summer Semester: May 15

*You must apply by the early deadline to be eligible for scholarships, grants, and research assistantships.

International Oversea Deadlines

• Fall Semester: May 1
• Winter Semester: September 1

International students are required to apply earlier than the deadlines posted here. The final deadlines for international students are May 1 for the fall semester, September 1 for the winter semester, and January 1 for the spring term.