Program Information

Format

The M.B.A. Cohort Program require a bachelor's degree and two or more years of business or professional experience. In less than two years a cohort of 15 to 25 students can complete an M.B.A. degree that develops the skills, knowledge and values today's manager must possess to be successful. The cohorts follow a modular lock-step version of our M.B.A. curriculum, which includes core and advanced courses. Each course is completed in five-week increments and each course is a building block for the next. The same group of students remains together for the entire program in a seminar style.

Schedule

Classes meet weekly two weekdays from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Classes are held in New London (weeknights). There are no classes scheduled on major holiday weekends or during the month of August.

Fall 2013 Tentative Schedules
New London - Tuesdays/Thursdays

Features & Benefits

Distinguished faculty & defined curriculum
Collaborative learning environment
Encounter real-world curriculum
Participate in lively classroom discussions
Expand your network of business peers
Benefit immediately from work-related classroom assignments
Earn an MPA degree in less than two years without career interruption
Cohort style, same group of students remains together throughout the program
Small class size—15 to 25 students

Quick Cohort Student Facts

Average age of student: 35 yrs
Average work experience: 10 yrs
Gender of students: approximately 45% female 55% male
More than 60 companies represented
More than 10 industries represented
More than 50 Connecticut, Rhode Island and New York cities represented
Total number of program graduates: 280
Current student enrollment: 170

MBA Cohort Curriculum

CO 620	Applied Communications
EC 601	Macro and Micro Economics
MK 609	Marketing
QA 604	Probability and Statistics
MG 637	Management Process
A 620	Accounting
LA 674	Business Law
MG 645	Managing People at Work
FI 601	Financial Management
MK 643	Product Management
FI 602	Financial Strategy and Valuation
IB 644	Managing Global Markets
A 621	Accounting for Decision Making
EC 629	Business and Society
MG 669	Strategic Management
MG 686	Business Simulation