Accelerated Graduate Program Options

Accelerated MBA

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Dominican undergraduate students with any major are eligible to apply to the accelerated MBA program.

Undergraduate students admitted to the program are permitted to take up to two graduate-level (600-level or above) courses (up to six credit hours) during the senior year. These courses will count as elective credits in the undergraduate degree and will also satisfy MBA requirements for students who matriculate into the graduate program.

In addition, students may receive waivers for the MBA foundation (500-level) courses based upon performance in undergraduate courses. In order to receive a waiver, a student must earn a B or better in the equivalent undergraduate course. Students planning to pursue the MBA are very strongly encouraged to complete the foundation-equivalent courses during their undergraduate studies.

Equivalent courses are:

• ACCT 503→ACCT 101
• BLAW 505→BLAW 201
• ECON 501→ECON 101
• FIN 506→FIN 301
• MGMT 502→MGMT 301
• QUAN 504→QUAN 201

Accelerated MSA

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Students from any major other than accounting are eligible to apply to the accelerated MSA program.

Undergraduate students admitted to the program are permitted to take up to two MSA courses during the senior year. These courses will count as elective credits in the undergraduate degree and will also satisfy MSA requirements for students who matriculate into the graduate program.

学生感兴趣MSA必须满足the pre-requisite requirement, successful completion ofACCT 101 - Financial Accountingat Dominican, or an equivalent three-credit course in financial accounting.

Note: The MSA program is designed for students with no accounting preparation beyond ACCT 101. The program is not appropriate for students with an undergraduate major in accounting.

Accelerated MSHCM

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Dominican undergraduate students with any major are eligible to apply to the accelerated Master of Science in Healthcare Management program.

Undergraduate students admitted to the program are permitted to take up to two graduate-level (600-level or above) courses (up to six credit hours) during the senior year. These courses will count toward the undergraduate degree and will also satisfy MSHCM requirements for students who matriculate into the graduate program.

In addition, students may receive waivers for the MSHCM pre-requisites (500-level) courses based upon performance in undergraduate courses. In order to receive a waiver, a student must earn a B or better in the equivalent undergraduate course. Students planning to pursue the MSHCM are very strongly encouraged to determine what pre-requisite coursework will be required, and to complete the foundation-equivalent courses during their undergraduate studies.

Equivalent courses are:

ACCT 503→ACCT 101

BLAW 505→BLAW 201

ECON 501→ECON 101

FIN 506→FIN 301

MGMT 502→MGMT 301

QUAN 504→QUAN 201