Xavier University’s MBA program was designed for the working professional, but for some students the trip to campus each week is inconvenient. That’s why Xavier brings its nationally ranked program to you. With three off campus locations starting each year, you’re bound to find the Xavier MBA much more convenient. While the location may be more accessible, the academic challenge is the same as the on campus program and the benefits are just as rewarding. Class size is limited for each program, so apply today!
Overview
In addition to earning the respected and nationally ranked Xavier University Master of Business Administration degree at a location near you, you’ll also enjoy the accelerated format and full-time administrative assistance. Program schedules are set from the start so that Off-site MBA's complete 50 credit hours of course work by attending class two nights a week for 24 months with the same cohort of classmates.
Prospective students with a business degree and/or course credit within the last 5 years should check with an adviser to determine if the on campus program is more suitable.
Off-site MBAs also benefit from the experience of a full-time program coordinator who handles everything from orientation to graduation, student registration, payment issues, textbook delivery, and much more. In other words, there’s only one reason to come to campus – to get your degree at commencement!
Three Convenient Locations
Earn your Xavier MBA at one of these three locations:
- Deerfield – Starts in January. Deadline to apply: December 1st
- West Chester – Starts in July. Deadline to apply: June 1st
- Northern Kentucky – Starts in July. Apply now!
Find out more by clicking on the links above or e-mail Jessica Schinaman, Coordinator for the Off-site MBA Programs or by calling (513) 745-2936.
Accredited
All of the Off-site MBA programs are accredited by the American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business International, a claim that only 15 percent of all business schools worldwide can make, and one of many factors that led to The Princeton Review naming Xavier’s Williams College of Business as one of the “290 Best Business Schools for 2009” and led U.S. News & World Report to list it among the top 14 MBA programs in the nation.
