Apply Now l Request Info l Chat with Counselor l Create Brochure l Contact Us l Directions
  • About Monroe
  • Admissions
  • Academics
  • Campus Life
  • Career Advancement
  • Alumni
  • Current Students
  • Athletics
Home / Academics / Business Administration (M.B.A) / M.B.A. Degree Online / FAQs - MBA Online
Tweet

FAQs - MBA Online

What do employers think of the online MBA?
What type of experience do I need?
What are the technical requirements?
Will the online MBA diploma differ from the resident MBA diploma?
How are assignments handled?
May I work at my own pace?
How can I interact with the other students?
Do I need to take the GMAT or GRE?
How will my application be evaluated?
What are the prerequisites?
What do employers think of the online MBA?

Most employers see no difference between a resident MBA and the online MBA, and often encourage online education.

Back to top
What type of experience do I need?

Two or more years of professional experience is recommended. "Professional experience" refers to postbaccalaureate degree work that involves management of projects, people, materials, or finances. Please contact the program director if you have concerns about your work experience.

Back to top
What are the technical requirements?

Applicants should possess a working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite and should have reliable access to a computer, the Internet, and videoconferencing devices in order to successfully complete theonline MBA.

For specific technical requirements for the online MBA program, please see our admissions requirements page.

Back to top
Will the online MBA diploma differ from the resident MBA diploma?

When you complete the online MBA, your diploma will state that Monroe College grants you the degree of master of business administration. Additionally, your transcript will be a Monroe College transcript. Neither the diploma nor the transcript will differentiate the mode (online or otherwise) in which the courses or degree was completed.

Back to top
How are assignments handled?

There are many different types of assignments in the online MBA program. You will receive specific instructions on how each assignment is to be submitted. Your instructor will be available for any questions you have.

After an assignment has been received, it will be graded, and the feedback will be shared with you. Your instructor may provide feedback via surface mail, e-mail, instant messaging, or an online grade book.

Back to top
May I work at my own pace?

For the most part you will work through thecourse content at a time andplace thatare convenient for you. However, most courses do have one lesson assigned per week. You will be responsible for meeting due dates for activities assigned in any lesson. Sometimes an activity requires that you schedule times for team-based work during the week.

Back to top
How can I interact with the other students?

Students in the online MBA program use a variety of communication methods, including telephone (one-on-one and conference calls), e-mail, online discussion forums (message boards,instant messaging, etc.), ANGEL andreal-time conferencing software (Elluminate Live). As the program develops, specific interaction strategies are selected by the students to best meet their needs.

Back to top
Do I need to take the GMAT or GRE?

Applicants for the online MBA program are not required to take the GMAT or GRE. If an applicant has a cumulative undergraduate GPA below 3.0, the Admissions Committee may suggest the GMAT or GRE to improve the chances of acceptance.

Back to top
How will my application be evaluated?

The Admissions Committee considers the entire application, from the actual application, essay, recommendation letters, and writing assessment. The applicants undergraduate GPA and previous work experience are all factors of acceptance into the online MBA Program. Applicants with undergraduate GPA’s of 3.0 and above will be given preference in the admissions process.

Back to top
What are the prerequisites?

The online MBA program requires a background in business. Specifically courses in Accounting, Economics and Finance, Management and Marketing, and Statistics. Applicant without previous business experience or undergraduate degrees in non-business related fields, may apply once Foundation Courses in are offered beginning in Fall 2011.

Back to top

Request Info l Apply Now l Contact Us l E-Learning System l My Monroe l Google Apps (Student Email) l Faculty/Staff Email l Web Advisor l Financial Aid l King Graduate School l Monroe Online

Copyright ©2013 Monroe College. All Rights Reserved.