Shape Your Destiny: An MBA Program for Tomorrow’s Leaders

Achieve your career aspirations with an MBA program that adapts to your needs. Gain a comprehensive understanding of business administration, fostered by faculty with wealth of knowledge and experience. With a multitude of concentrations and program formats available, you can earn your degree on your terms, choosing from part-time or full-time options to best suit your needs and lifestyle. Ultimately, our MBA students become problem solvers, critical thinkers, and leaders who understand contemporary technology, behave ethically, and thrive in diverse business environments around the globe.

Flexible Program

We pride ourselves on meeting our students where they are to develop the skills they need to successfully launch their careers.

• Flexible enrollment options, full-time, part-time, in-person and/or online options available
• No prior professional work experience is needed to enroll in our traditional MBA program
• No undergraduate degree in business administration required

Faculty

Outcomes

Our program provides a strong foundation in the traditional areas of business administration, the relationships among the various functional business disciplines, and a broad exposure to the contemporary skills of management. Graduates leave University of La Verne with:

• Working Knowledge of Business Administration. Program graduates will be able to demonstrate a working knowledge of key theories in business functions, including accounting, economics, finance, information technology, management, marketing, and operations.
• Application to Business. Program graduates will be able to successfully and creatively apply their business knowledge and quantitative skills to resolve current real-world business problems and opportunities.
• Professional Communication. Program graduates will be able to successfully produce and deliver persuasive business communications.
• Ethical and Cultural Awareness in Business. Program graduates will develop an awareness of ethical implications and cultural differences on decision-making in a global environment.