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Welcome

Carroll is pleased to offer a Master of Business Administration degree. The MBA degree includes coursework in economics, accounting, leadership, quantitative analysis, marketing, finance, business ethics, operations and supply chain management, and business policy and strategy. The general focus will provide students with a broader and deeper knowledge base of the business world. The MBA degree is recognized worldwide and is considered as a major step toward a successful business management career.

Convenience
Let Carroll's reputation work for you. Small class sizes, convenient class offerings, affordability and innovative curriculum taught by faculty with a reputation of teaching excellence gives you an exclusive private education necessary to succeed in today's world. We have designed the new MBA curriculum mindful of all the responsibilities of working adults. Classes will be offered in an expedient eight-week format. Students may choose to complete two courses during a 16-week semester while being able to focus on each independently. No need to worry about projects overlapping or studying multiple materials jointly. You will have the unique opportunity to concentrate on each course.

Have you heard about Carroll's new Graduate Center? Not only have we designed a distinctive program using an eight-week schedule, we have also designed a learning environment exclusively for graduate students. Located in Waukesha, the Graduate Center is an easy exit from I-94 to Davidson Road.

Accreditation

The Master of Business Administration is fully accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.

 
 
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