Professional Master of Business Administration

• FALL START
  • Fall 1 - MANGT 810. ACCTG 810
  • Spring 1 - FINAN 815, MANGT 830
  • Summer 1 - ECON 815
  • Fall 2 - Elective, MANGT 820
  • Spring 2 - MKTG 810, MANGT 860
  • Summer 2 - GENBA 875-International Experience
  • Fall 3 - MANGT 880, GENBA 890
• SPRING START
  • Spring 1 - MKTG 810, MANGT 830
  • Summer 1 - ECON 815
  • Fall 1 - MANGT 810, ACCTG 810
  • Spring 2 - FINAN 815, MANGT 860
  • Summer 2 - Elective
  • Fall 2 - MANGT 880, MANGT 820
  • Spring 3 - GENBA 875-International Experience, GENBA 890
    
    
• ELECTIVE OPTIONS:
  • Fall
    • LEAD 801 - Foundations of Leadership (1st half of semester)
    • MANGT 653 - Business Project Management (full semester)
  • Spring
    • MKTG 844 - Advanced International Marketing (1st half of semester)
  • Summer
    • ACCTG 855 - Financial Statement Analysis and Business Valuation
    • MANGT 662 - Procurement, Logistics and Supply Chain Design

Yes! The students participate in experiential learning in our the business capstone class or a professional internship set with learning objectives and guided by a faculty member.  

If students are going to purchase a laptop, PCs are best, with an Intel Core i5 or AMD A6 processor or newer, a 240 gigabyte or larger solid-state drive (1 terabyte for MSDA students), and 8 gigabytes of memory or more. We do not recommend using Chromebooks or tablets as your primary computer. Click here for more information.  

This program does not require a thesis, but you must complete the 30 credit hours with a 3.0 GPA to receive the degree. 

If your GPA is below 3.0 you can be admitted on probation. You will have 9 credit hours (3 classes) to achieve and maintain a 3.0 GPA. Let us review your transcript and offer you guidance if you fit this category. 

Currently, we do not require the GMAT/GRE for any programs. If your GPA is below a 3.0 we reserve the right to request a qualifying exam score upon acceptance to the program. 

Financial aid is available for qualifying students. Contact the Office of Student Financial Assistance for help: 785-532-6420 or finaid@ksu.edu. 

For PMBA we require 6 hours of economics, a working knowledge or basic Statistics, we do have a professional work experience requirement.

Domestic applicant dates for best consideration: July 15 for fall, December 15 for spring, and May 1 for summer.   

International applicant dates for best consideration: January 10 for fall, August 10 for spring.   

Yes, up to 9 credit hours from an accredited university may qualify for transfer to Kansas State University. Contact your academic advisor with questions.

Tuition is $2,750 per 3 credit class for in-state and out-of-state students. Textbooks are included for all PMBA courses.

The maximum total tuition is $33,000. This does not include costs related to the required international trip or regional orientation and professional development seminar.