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Master in Business Administration

MBA Contacts  

 
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Beth Berret, Ed.D., SPHR
Associate Professor of Business
Coordinator of MBA Program

   Business and Education, Room 2
   610.796.8366
   beth.berret@alvernia.edu

Clyde Weitkamp, B.S., M.B.A.
Coordinator of Graduate
Admissions and Student Services

   Upland Center, Room 129
   610.796.8296
   clyde.weitkamp@alvernia.edu

Francine Kluck
Director, Alvernia University
Schuylkill Center

   1544 Route 61 Hwy S. Suite 6190
   Pottsville, PA 17901
   570.385.2382
   francine.kluck@alvernia.edu


We understand that not all students have a business background, but still want to complete their MBA. That's why we offer leveling courses to prospective students who will be entering the program without extensive professional or academic business backgrounds. The leveling courses are in three key business subject areas: accounting, management and marketing, and economics and finance. These leveling courses will help provide the necessary business background for advanced study throughout the MBA process. A graduate admissions representative will evaluate your transcript for the required prerequisites and then determine if any of the leveling courses are needed.

Master in Business Administration (MBA)

Prerequisite Disciplines or Leveling Courses

Accounting
Six undergraduate credits in accounting or five years relevant professional experience
OR
MBA 502 Accounting for the Workplace:
This course is designed to introduce students to accounting who have not had accounting courses or accounting experience at the undergraduate level. The course fosters an understanding of the basic concepts of financial accounting, including accounting information systems.


Management and Marketing
Undergraduate coursework in management and marketing or five years relevant professional experience
OR
MBA 504 Management and Marketing:
The purpose of this course is to provide foundations in management and marketing for students who have entered the program with limited exposure to management and marketing. The course is designed to provide students with an understanding of the basis for management theory and marketing. The course is designed to provide necessary prerequisite information for students who will be taking management and marketing courses in the MBA program. This course addresses the need for the foundation CPC requirements.


Economics and Finance

Undergraduate coursework in economics and finance or five years relevant professional experience
OR
MBA 506 Economics and Finance:
The purpose of this course is to provide foundations in economics and finance for students who have entered the program with limited exposure to economics and finance. The course is designed to provide students with an understanding of the basis for economic theory and financial decision making. The course is designed to provide necessary prerequisite information for students who will be taking economics and finance courses in the MBA program. This course addresses the need for the foundation CPC requirements.