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Baylor University
Hankamer School of Business
One Bear Place 98013
1311 S. 5th Street
Waco
TX 76798
USA
T: +1 254 710 3718
E: mba_info@baylor.edu
W: www.baylor.edu/mba


Baylor UniversityOverview
At Baylor, our purpose is to provide you, the next generation of business leadership, with relevant knowledge and practical skills that will empower you to create a new standard of excellence in your chosen field.


How do we make this happen? Along with offering instruction in business disciplines--accounting, finance, economics, marketing, statistics, information systems, organizational behavior and strategy--we prepare you to communicate in a persuasive manner to the numerous stakeholders you'll encounter throughout your career. We also invest in the intangible assets of developing leaders who can communicate professionally; work in teams; and approach business situations with integrity.

Baylor's curriculum is a 16 or 21-month commitment, specifically designed so students may attain their MBA degree at an accelerated pace without sacrificing academic quality. Three core semesters enable students to move through the core courses as a unit, creating a team approach to learning and camaraderie among class members.

Experiential learning is a significant component to the complete MBA education at Baylor. The adage is true: the best way to learn something is through practice.

Two specific examples of experiential learning in Baylor's MBA program are the Focus Firm and Practicum in Portfolio Management classes. Baylor MBA students participate in a corporate-alliance practicum known as the Focus Firm project, which is a semester-long project wherein they research, critically assess, and recommend viable solutions to an identified business dilemma for an actual business. Also, Baylor MBA students have a unique opportunity to engage in the exciting world of real dollar portfolio management and securities research by taking the Philip M. Dorr Alumni & Friends Investment Fund, which is a live fund, valued at more than $6 million, managed by select students in the portfolio management class.

Type of program
Fulltime

Entry requirements
Undergraduate degree; GMAT; Minimum GPA - 2.7; Minimum TOEFL - 600 or 250 or 100

Length of program
16 to 21 months

Mode of delivery
Combination of experiential and theoretical learning

Number of places
50 per year

Language of instruction
English

Program location
Waco, Texas

Tuition
$23,664

Scholarships/funding available
Yes

Starting dates
Spring, summer, and fall

Application Deadline
Nov. 15, April 15, and June 15

Where to apply
Online at www.baylor.edu/mba



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