The School of Management at Clark University prepares leaders for a lifetime of success founded on the principles of social responsibility, sustainability, and ethical business practice. As such, our MBA students come from around the globe and with a variety of educational backgrounds, including business, finance, the liberal arts, sciences, and social sciences. Accepted students boast high undergraduate academic achievement and test scores, and they are motivated by transformative leadership and impactful career paths. Our Admissions Review Committee evaluates all aspects of the MBA applicant, including test scores, academic transcripts, professional or internship experience, personal statement, and letters of recommendation, in determining admission to the program. Input and review by the School of Management Deans occurs when necessary. Prospective students with three-plus years of upper-level/advanced managerial experience may request entry into the Professional Track MBA when filling out their application. Enrollment in the Professional Track MBA allows for a course and internship waiver, both reviewed and approved in advance by School of Management Deans. GMAT or GRE is required for all School of Management programs (Note: This requirement may be waived based on test availability due to the Covid-19 pandemic or other circumstance).

SOM does not offer an executive MBA program as of this submission.

With its commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, the School of Management believes that its part-time MBA students enhance the overall learning environment, bringing real-world experiences that yield a broader and often deeper understanding of material by all students. We encourage applicants who are interested in advancing within their organization, changing their career, or broadening their skill set within a business field. As with the full-time program, the Admissions Review Committee evaluates all aspects of the part-time applicant, including test scores, undergraduate academic record, personal statement, letters of recommendation, and professional work experience. Should an applicant seek admission into the Professional Track Part-Time MBA, a minimum of three-plus years of upper level/advanced managerial work is required. GMAT or GRE required for all School of Management programs (Note: This requirement may be waived based on test availability due to the Covid-19 pandemic or other circumstance).

SOM does not offer a fully online MBA as of this submission.

http://www.clarku.edu/programs/masters-business-administration

General management, marketing, management information systems

Full-time traditional two year, part-time evenings and weekends

MS in Accounting/MBA; MS in Finance/MBA;

The School of Management prepares leaders for a lifetime of success founded on the principles of social responsibility and ethical business practice. The Clark MBA imparts core competencies in accounting, management, marketing, finance, and data analytics, with courses infused with legal, political, ethical, and socially responsible management topics. Students may customize their MBA area of focus with one of seven concentrations—accounting, expanded accounting (CPA preparation), finance, management, information management and business analytics, marketing, or social change and sustainability. Our experienced faculty of scholar-practitioners provide hands-on, real-world learning opportunities within their courses, as well as professional mentoring and guidance to boost the career trajectory and earning potential of our graduates. The Clark University, School of Management has long been a signatory to the United Nations’ Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME) initiative, strengthening its commitment to education, research, and collaboration that fosters sustainable social, economic, and environmental change.

SOM does not offer an executive MBA program as of this submission.

School of Management part-time MBA students are not separated from their full-time peers. Rather, part-time students enroll in the same rigorous courses that make up our MBA program; however, courses are completed at the students’ own pace. Part-time MBA students may take day, evening or online classes, and may select among the same concentrations in accounting, expanded accounting (CPA preparation), finance, management, information management and business analytics, marketing, or social change and sustainability. In addition, all support services and events provided by our Stevenish Career Management Center and Student Services office are available to part-time students.

SOM does not offer a fully online MBA as of this submission.