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Master of Business Administration

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Quick Facts

 

100% online
GRE not required

 

5 year-round start dates:
  • January, March, June, August, and October
14-month accelerated program
Part- and full-time asynchronous options

 

3 specialized concentrations
  • ethical leadership*, health care administration*, financial management

Mentorship program available
* denotes certificate program

 

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Tuition and Cost

 

2024-25 Tuition: $950/credit

 

Required credits: 36

 

Estimated Cost: $34,200

 

 

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Accreditation and Rankings

 

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Top 50 Best Online MBA Programs for 2025

 

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#1 Online MBA in New York

 

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Find Your Competitive Edge with an Online MBA from Marist

The AACSB-accredited MBA program at Marist is more than just a degree. It's a hub for individuals from a diverse array of backgrounds and experiences that shape the future of the global economy. As an MBA student at Marist, you’ll benefit from intensive core courses and can explore unique concentrations, including:

Marist's MBA program offers part-time and full-time academic paths, as well as a 14-month accelerated track. 

*Option to receive a certificate instead of a concentration

Accelerated Online MBA Program

Students looking to earn a Master of Business Administration quickly can pursue the accelerated 14-month MBA program track. The accelerated MBA has three start terms in the summer, fall, and spring. The program provides students with the opportunity to discover unique concentrations, receive hands-on industry-related experiences, and can enhance their academic and professional career goals faster.

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Part-Time Online MBA Program

The Master of Business Administration degree was designed with the working adult in mind, offering a part-time approach. Students can select one of five start dates and complete their degree while gaining real-world experience. Roughly 90% of students in our MBA program are fulfilling a full-time career while being a part-time student.

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MBA Students Achieve Career Success

We define the success of our MBA program by the achievements of our students. Whether you are looking to advance in your current career or make strides in a new one, Marist's MBA will enhance your professional journey.  MBA alumni work for some of the world's most prestigious organizations.

 

Marist MBA Career Impact
 

Did You Know?

The average salary of the Class of 2024 MBA graduates was over $100,000.*

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* Data compiled from 2024 Graduate Commencement Survey.
Logos of MBA employers: Adobe Systems Inc., Aetna, Canon USA, IBM, JP Morgan Chase, Nuvance Health
Logos of MBA employers: Cisco Systems Inc., and Company, Fidelity Investments, Garnet Health, PepsiCo, Inc., Pfizer, Toll Brothers Builders
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Learn From Faculty Who Are Industry Experts

Marist's MBA curriculum remains cutting-edge because our faculty are also industry experts. Our MBA faculty successfully operate in the business world, and bring their industy expertise to the classroom. See a few of the MBA faculty below or view all School of Management faculty >

Ken Sloan

Dr. Sloan teaches 21st Century Management and the Leadership, Power, and Influence courses in the MBA and MPA programs at Marist. Before joining the Marist faculty in 2003, Dr. Sloan had a 20-year career with Bristol-Myers Squibb Company, where his final position was Senior Vice President and Chief Human Resource Officer.

Caroline Rider

Dr. Caroline Rider teaches classes in Legal Environment of Business and Global Environment of Business at the graduate level. She is also the Liaison to the City Fellows Program, sponsored by the British Consulate, for African-American and Hispanic graduates who are working in the area of finance.

David Gavin

Dr. Gavin teaches courses in Strategic Management and Entrepreneurship. His research focus includes governance, leadership, entrepreneurship, CEO and board power. Prior to obtaining his doctorate, Dr. Gavin spent 25 years leading organizations in the food service, software technology, publishing, and manufacturing/retail industries.

Since starting the Marist MBA program I received a promotion and now have the confidence needed to continue moving up in my career. I have already been able to apply so much of what I learned to my current role and feel I have gained leadership and managerial skills that I had previously lacked. Having a graduate degree from Marist has left me feeling excited about the endless opportunities ahead!

Nicole Byrne ’08, MBA ’17

Sr. Product Specialist<br>Canon, USA

I was out of my comfort zone with the coursework, which I saw as a good thing. I was always learning new things, so learning how I learn really helped me with other areas of my career. I also now have a broader understanding of management and business, rather than just education or IT where my background has been for the last 13 years.

M. Sean Kowaliw MBA ’16

Director of Information Systems<br>Imaging On Call

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After completing my MBA at Marist, my agency has involved me in different initiatives and strategic planning discussions that would not normally be part of my job description. I was invited to an executive-level retreat on internal marketing after I engaged in a discussion with my Chief Operating Officer about some of the things I learned in class. At the retreat, I felt empowered to engage in the discussions and believe I was able to contribute a unique perspective that eventually led to the implementation of several of the ideas brought forth.

Michele Conner MBA ’19

Director<br>Astor Services for Family and Children Outpatient Centers

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Marist offered me an MBA program that worked with my busy life. I very much enjoy the online learning experience. I worked this program around my activities. It allowed me to keep doing the important things in my life…work, volunteer, and spending time with my friends and family - all while earning my degree. The faculty of Marist generally do a great job of structuring the class to give us time to get the work done but still expecting good, high-quality work.

Executive Vice President for Finance & Administration<br>Indiana Tech

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