Alabama MBA Courses

It's really great to show an MBA degree on your resume.

It takes several years to earn a graduate degree in business if you are going to work on it on a part time schedule. The classes aren't easy and it could take a good deal of work. Yet it will certainly end up being worth it once you earn your diploma.

Working for your graduate degree on a full-time schedule is certainly faster and easier for most students, but being a full-time student also requires you to sacrifice your present job. If you currently possess a undergraduate degree in an area of business, the process will quite likely take you only one year in order to get through.

If your bachelor's degree was for a discipline other than business, it may take you two full years as you will more than likely need to take a first year of prerequisites which may include courses in mathematics, accounting and economics.

You could work on your diploma through standard classroom-based classes, online programs, or a combination of both. Many busy, working students enjoy the convenience of taking at least a few classes online.















Alabama Schools:
some may not actually offer graduate business degrees

Alabama A & M University
Alabama State University
Athens State University
Auburn University Main Campus
Auburn University-Montgomery
Birmingham Southern College
Huntingdon College
Jacksonville State University
Judson College
Oakwood College
Samford University
South College
Southern Christian University
Spring Hill College
Stillman College
Talladega College
Troy State University Dothan
Troy State University-Main Campus
Tuskegee University
University Of Alabama
University Of Alabama At Birmingham
University Of Alabama In Huntsville
University Of Mobile
University Of Montevallo
University Of North Alabama
University Of South Alabama
University Of South Alabama-Baldwin
University Of West Alabama
Virginia College-Birmingham