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Rockford College, Dept. of Social & Behavoiral Sciences
When students study Economics and Business Administration, they will gain a deeper appreciation of the roles that individuals, groups, and institutions play in determining the answers to basic questions within an economic system.
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Roosevelt University
The MBA is not open to students from all academic backgrounds. Four voluntary non-credit workshops are offered, from time to time, for students without an academic business background.
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Saint Xavier University, Graham School of Management
The required MBA common core represents an integrated curriculum providing both practical applications and a strong foundation in management theory.
Additionally, students select four courses within an area of concentration that ...
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Southern Illinois University
Students entering the J.D./M.B.A. concurrent degree program without the necessary foundation courses in the common body of knowledge of business and administration as specified by the American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business ...
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Southern Illinois University - Edwardsville
The MBA is designed to develop leaders and managers who are able to achieve organizational goals in a global economy. The program prepares its graduates to advance through middle and upper levels of corporations and not-for-profit organizations.
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Stuart Graduate School of Business
Most Stuart students are working professionals from Chicago’s business and finance communities. International students make up 41 percent of the student population, contributing global perspectives to Stuart classes.
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