About Lipscomb
MBA Program Schedule – Fall 2013
Entry Dates in August and January
Application Deadline for:
Fall admission – July 15
Spring admission – November 30
Required Fall 2013 Orientation:
August 9, 2013
8:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. in Ezell 301
Classes meet on Monday, Tuesday and/or Thursday evenings* from 5:30 – 9:30 P.M. The 36-hour program includes 27 hours in required courses and nine in concentration courses. The typical schedule below assumes the student has satisfied all prerequisites.
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2013 |
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Aug 19 – Oct 10 |
BU 6033 Accounting |
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Or BU 6533 Leadership & Organizational Behavior |
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Or BU 6523 Managing Human Resources |
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Oct 14 – Dec 12 |
BU 6053 Financial Management |
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Or BU 6013 Business Ethics |
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Or Concentration Elective |
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2014 |
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Jan 9 – Feb 6 |
BU 6062 Strategic Marketing |
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Feb 13 – Mar 13 |
BU 6132 Global Operations & Supply Chain Management |
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Mar 27 – Apr 24 |
BU 6142 Information Systems for Decision Making |
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May |
BU 6633 MBA Global Business Travel** |
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June - July |
Concentration Electives |
The Lipscomb MBA offers an expanding choice of concentrations – some unique to Nashville and the surrounding area. Current concentrations include:
College of Business concentrations include:
- Accounting
- Finance
- Health Care Management
- Leadership
- Nonprofit Management
- Sports Management
- Strategic Human Resources
COB concentration classes are offered at times which fit into the program schedule, on weekends or nights during the October, March, and June terms.
Additional university concentrations include:
- Conflict Management
- Health Care Informatics
- Information Security
- Sustainability*
Non-COB concentration classes may be offered at times that conflict with core classes. Check with the appropriate College or Institute for class schedule.
*A dual degree 48 credit hour MBA/MS in Sustainability is available at Lipscomb University. Ask your recruiter for details.
**BU 6633, MBA Global Business is required of all students. Trips are planned for March and May. Pre-trip meetings are also required.
Click here to find out more about concentrations.