MBA Facts & Figures - Millikin's Masters of Business Administration Program
Our MBA has graduated over 200 students since the program began in 2001
Average class size is 28-30
Average age in the MBA program is 32
Our MBA has been comprised of 28% female and 72% male
Our MBA students have various undergraduate degrees including accounting, healthcare fields, engineering, managed information systems, human resource management
Our MBA students have obtained advanced degrees from universities in China, India, Germany, as well as the U.S.
Students come from a wide spectrum of corporations including, Bunn Capitol, Caterpillar, Exelon, Verizon, ADM, Tate & Lyle, Wells Fargo, Mueller, PPG
The MBA class begins in January of each year and ends 17 months
later in May of the following year.
What's the program
like?
An entrance exam will be administered to determine
the extent of your current knowledge. In January you will go through
a review session of accounting, finance, etc. to ensure that all
graduate students have the same knowledge base at the start of the
program. We then break the MBA program into 5 units.
Unit 1--Setting a Strong Foundation
Unit 2--Information & Marketing
Unit 3--Understanding the Language of Business
Unit 4--Leading People, Managing Processes
Unit 5--Business Decisions
Each unit session is 10 weeks and consists of two courses and a
practicum. Classes meet 2 evenings a week for about 3 1/2 hours
each night. The practicum meets for two sessions only. These are
on separate nights from your schedule. At the end of the program,
an exit exam is administered to assess how well we have done.
How much does the program cost?
Please contact us for information regarding the costs of the program.
You can contact us by phone at 217-424-3503.
Is financial aid available?
Yes. Graduate students are eligible for the Federal Stafford Loan
Program. To qualify for this loan, students must submit a Free Application
for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to the Financial Aid Office. No
grants or university support is available.
