Master of Business Administration - Accounting Online Degree Information

	Master of Business Administration - Accounting
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Degree Title:	Master of Business Administration - Accounting
College:	Benedictine University
Description:	Benedictine University offers an Accounting concentration as an option in our distinguished online MBA program. An understanding of accounting combined with a business background will be in demand as organizations face increased audits and scrutiny of their finances and accounting practices. Holders of an MBA with a concentration in Accounting work as corporate accountants, internal auditors, cash managers, and controllers for many different types of organizations. They also enjoy greater job security, as an understanding of this specialized area is valuable even during economic downturns. The curriculum is made of 13 courses plus three concentration courses, for a total of 64 credit hours.

Accreditation:	Accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. (?)
Delivery Format:	Online (?)
Educational Level:	Master (?)
Language:	English
Requirements:	A bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university.

Facts & Figures

Institutional Accrediting Agency: (?)
Accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools (HLC).

Address:
5700 College Road
Lisle, IL 60532
US

Institution Type: (?)
Private, not-for-profit, Higher Education

Calendar Type:
Semester-based calendar

Delivery Format: (?)
Fully Online Master's Degrees.

Carnegie Classification: (?)
Master's College or University I

Technical Requirements:
Have access to a desktop or laptop computer with the following capabilities: Internet connection, email that supports attachments, printer, Office 97 suite, and a sound card.

Geographic Restrictions:
US Only

Loans Offered:
We offer a variety of federal, state and institutional financial aid programs. Each program has specific student eligibility requirements. In general, students must be formally admitted as degree-seeking and enrolled for a minimum number of credit hours.