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Core and Preliminary Requirements
The Zicklin Full-Time Honors MBA Program features a core curriculum that is essential for business management foundation. Full-Time Honors MBA students take the core together as a cohort. In each of the first two semester, you are assigned to a learning team of four or five students that leverages the cohort's professional and cultural diversity. Your peer network is set to roll. In the second year study, while you explore your own area of specialty, build upon your external network and look toward your career opportunities, your cohort remains together in the final three core classes, including the capstone Business policy class in the final semester.
Core Requirements for the Full-Time Honors MBA
- Applied Statistical Analysis for Business Decisions
- Business Communications
- Business Policy
- Financial Accounting
- Financial Decision Making
- Information Systems for Managers
- International Business Analysis or International Economics
- Introduction to Operations Management
- Macroeconomics for Managers
- Management: A Behavioral Approach
- Managerial Accounting
- Marketing Management
- Microeconomics for Managers
- The Societal and Governmental Environment of Business
Preliminary requirements
There are no specific preliminary requirements for entry into the Full-Time Honors MBA program. Incoming students will have academic preparation in accounting, finance, and statistics during the pre-term program in August.
International students may be required to take English language modules depending on the outcome of their language waiver exam upon entry to Baruch College.
Students majoring in accounting, economics, or finance may be required to take additional math courses early in their program.
Typical Course Sequence
First Semester:
- Financial Accounting
- Financial Decision Making
- Business Communications I
- Microeconomics
- Marketing Management
- Applied Statistical Analysis for Business Decisions
Second Semester:
- Information Systems for Managers
- Managerial Accounting
- Business Communications II
- Macroeconomics
- Management: A Behavioral Approach
- Major/Elective Course
Summer
- Graduate Internship (Optional General Elective)
Third Semester:
- Introduction to Operations Management
- The Societal and Governmental Environment of Business
- Major Course
- Major Course
- International Elective
Fourth Semester:
- Business Policy (Capstone)
- Major Course
- General Elective
- General Elective
- General Elective