The Texas State Master of Business Administration (MBA) program is designed for working professionals who need flexibility in scheduling classes due to pressures of the job or family. All classes are offered in the evening or on weekends to accommodate busy schedules. Students entering the MBA program may choose one of five program options, the general MBA or the MBA with an emphasis in Health Administration, International Business, Latin American Business, or Engineering and Technology. All courses for the general MBA program are offered both on the San Marcos campus and at the Round Rock Higher Education Center (RRHEC) north of Austin.
Each 36 hour option is made up of a combination of core courses and elective courses. The exact number of core and elective courses depends upon the MBA option that is selected. Requirements for each option are described below.
General MBA Option. The general MBA degree requires 24 semester hours of core courses and 12 semester hours of elective courses. In addition, students enrolled in the General MBA option may choose to write a thesis as part of the degree requirements. Under the thesis plan, the student must complete the same requirements as the non-thesis option except that six semester hours of electives will be replaced by six hours of thesis credit. |