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A well-rounded curriculum...

Our MBA program with a Concentration track is designed to help you learn the hard and soft skills to help you manage an organization in today's competitive business environment.

For people from all backgrounds...

From engineers to accountants to IT managers and even people with liberal arts backgrounds, our program caters to working professionals from a variety of academic and business backgrounds around the world. The diversity of backgrounds provides a richer learning experience and professional network.

With busy lives and high expectations...

The Graduate School of Management was one of the first schools in the United States created with working professionals in mind. Since 1966, our focus has been on providing convenience and flexibility to our students while ensuring a high quality, hands-on learning experience through the guidance of industry-experienced professors and real-world case-studies and projects like the Capstone Experience.

The Capstone Experience is the final class for every MBA student and is an actual hands-on, customer-requested consulting project completed from start to finish with a real world client. Past clients have included companies as varied as the Dallas Mavericks, Lehigh Hanson and Big Brothers/Big Sisters.

Program Format

The MBA with a Concentration is a 45 credit hour track that can be completed in as little as six terms. Because of the individual nature of the program, students can take classes at their own pace so actual completion time will vary by student.

You can choose from 12 concentrations or customize your program with our Cross-Functional option.

The MBA curriculum is divided into three key areas:

Value Creation Core (21 credit hours)
Concentration/Electives (15 credit hours)
Integrated Advanced Core (9 credit hours)

Depending on your academic background, you may be required to complete Foundational Knowledge Courses prior to beginning your program. Your advisor can give you more information on your program requirements based on your academic background.

All Foundation and Core courses as well as many elective courses are offered in both onground or online formats, with many offered in a hybrid (blended) format, giving you the option to combine course formats based on your personal preference or travel/work schedules. Onground courses are offered weeknights and/or weekends giving students the opportunity to schedule classes around their busy lives. With online courses, you never have to step in the classroom so you can complete your program from anywhere in the world.

The Graduate School of Management uses a trimester system, with fall, spring and summer terms. With year-round classes and multiple starting points each term, students can choose from 12 week, 6 week, intensives or intermester classes.

Not sure if an MBA or a Master of Science would be a better fit for your career? Combine them with the MS-MBA Dual Degree. Click here to learn more!

Admissions Requirements

To be eligible for consideration of graduate admissions:

1. You should have earned a U.S. bachelor’s degree from a regionally-accredited college or university (or a comparable foreign degree) with a minimum GPA of 2.00 on a 4.00 scale.

2. You should have a cumulative GPA of at least a 3.00 on a 4.00 scale in any graduate credit hours you have earned (if any).

3. You should be in good academic and financial standing with all colleges and universities you have attended.

If you meet the eligibility requirements above, admission to the MBA with a Concentration track is based on an evaluation of your personal and academic background. To earn admission to this program, you must meet at least two of the five criteria listed below:

Do you have a U.S. master’s degree from a regionally-accredited college or university?
Do you have a 3.00+ (on 4.00 scale) GPA in the last 60 credit hours of your undergraduate degree program?
Do you have a 500+ GMAT score or equivalent GRE score? (GMAT/GRE is optional and not required for admission)
If you have completed graduate coursework but not been awarded a masters degree, do you have a 3.20+ (on 4.00 scale) GPA in any graduate coursework you have completed?
Do you have four or more years of managerial, professional or executive experience?

If you meet only one criteria or have questions regarding whether or not you meet two criteria, or if you have a University of Dallas Graduate Certificate or are reapplying for admission, please contact an advisor to discuss your options.

Do you have a three-year undergraduate degree? You have options at UD! Please contact an advisor to learn about the tracks for three-year degree holders.

In addition to the online application, you will need to provide:

Official transcripts/individual mark sheets from all colleges/universities attended
Current resume or C.V.
Copy of diploma/graduation certificate for any degree earned abroad
GMAT or GRE official scores (optional)

Additional requirements for Non-US Citizens:

Valid official TOEFL (80 IBT minimum ) or IELTS (6.0 minimum) score (contact an advisor to see if you qualify for an exemption)
Diploma Supplement (Bologna-compliant degree holders only)
Proof of non-immigrant status - I-94 (if currently residing in U.S.)
Copy of the front of Permanent Resident Card (if applicable or, if you have filed the I-485 for a green card, provide a copy of the USCIS Receipt Notice)
Confirmation of Financial Resources Form (F1 Visa holders only)
Bank statement (F1 Visa holders only)

Application Deadlines:

The University of Dallas uses a rolling admission process (applications are reviewed for admission once all required documents have been submitted). Recommended application deadlines are:

U.S. Applicants
A minimum of two weeks prior to the term start date.

International Applicants (Visa holders or Permanent Residents with international degrees)
A minimum of two months prior to the term start date (F-1 Visa holders must start at the beginning of the term).

Tuition and Fees

Click here to view the current Graduate College of Business tuition and fees.

To learn more about the University of Dallas no-interest payment plan, click here.

You may qualify for financial aid to assist with the costs of the program. Please contact our Financial Aid Office if you are interested in learning more about this option.

The College of Business offers Graduate Assistantship positions each term. Click here to learn more.

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Title IX Coordinator: The University has designated Janis Townsend, Director of Human Resources, as the Title IX Coordinator. Human Resources is located on the second floor of Carpenter Hall and the phone number is (972) 721-5382.

Unlawful Discrimination and Harassment: The University of Dallas does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age in its programs and activities. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies: Janis Townsend, Director of Human Resources – section 504/ADA Coordinator – Title IX Coordinator – Age Discrimination Act Coordinator – Office of Human Resources, Carpenter Hall 2nd Floor – 1845 E.. Northgate Drive, Irving, TX. 75062 – (972) 721-5382.

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