Fast Track MBA
San Francisco State Fast Track MBA Program Structure The San Francisco State Fast Track MBA program accommodates the needs of full-time students by offering afternoon and evening classes. Therefore, students in the program can complete their MBA in as little as 12 months. Curriculum To earn a San Francisco State Fast-Track MBA, a candidate […]
San Francisco State University College of Business
History San Francisco State University was founded in 1899 as San Francisco State Normal School, a two-year teacher training college and was the first ‘normal school’ in the country to require a high school diploma for admission. The school attained university status in 1972, while affiliated with the California State University system, and officially changed […]
Executive MBA
Berkeley Haas Executive MBA Program Structure The Berkeley Haas MBA for Executives is a 19-month program. Students earn the EMBA degree in a program designed for working professionals at the executive level. Classes typically meet every three weeks, Thursday through Saturday. In addition to regular courses and week-long electives on the Berkeley-Haas campus, the executive […]
Evening & Weekend MBA
Berkeley Haas Part-Time MBA Program Structure The accredited, rigorous, three-year Berkeley Haas part-time MBA program, also known as the Evening & Weekend MBA, is specifically designed to support working professionals by providing the opportunity to earn a graduate business degree on a part-time basis while accelerating their careers. While most students finish the program in […]
Full-Time MBA
Berkeley Haas Full-Time MBA Program Structure The Berkeley Haas full-time MBA is a two-year daytime program. There is one intake of students each year, and classes begin in the fall semester, in August. A cohort structure helps to optimize learning. During the course of the full-time MBA, students fulfill the applied innovation requirement, participating in […]
Haas School of Business – UC Berkeley
History Founded in 1898, The Haas School of Business at UC Berkeley is the oldest business school at a public institution in the United States. In 1919, the College of Commerce offered the first management course featuring the word. More and more commerce-related courses appeared in the curriculum. In 1942 the College of Commerce was […]
