Tuition fees
$ 46,260
(€ 42,276)
Length (months)
21
Program name
Part-time MBA
Pacific Lutheran University, founded by Norwegian Lutheran pioneers in 1890, is a private university offering liberal arts and professional school programs located in Parkland a suburb of Tacoma, Washington, United States.
The Pacific Lutheran University MBA Program is founded on the cornerstones of leadership, creative innovation, global awareness and ethical responsibility. This transformative degree focuses on strategy and innovation and works to develop the next generation of global business leaders. Open to students from all academic backgrounds, the MBA provides an opportunity for a diverse student body to exchange ideas, network and explore best practices in industries outside their own. The program may be completed in 9-22 months. Students take 9 core classes each worth four credits (36 credits). Those who wish to earn an emphasis will complete two additional four credit classes (44 credits.) The curriculum requires a “Global Business Perspectives” course which includes a 10-day international experience. Travel and accommodations are covered by the program. Classes are held in the afternoon and evening on campus. Perfect for working professionals. Applicants welcome to enter in summer, fall or spring.
GMAT (Average):
570
Language Test:
TOEFL 83
(minimum)
IELTS 6.50
(minimum)
Age (Avg):
29
Other:
* Standard application or Fast Track application;
* Bachelor’s degree
(with any major) from a regionally accredited institution;
* GMAT or GRE (standard application) – may be waived, contact the Program Director (e.g. post-baccalaureate certificate, CFA, CPA or other professional credential);
* Statement of Professional Goals
(standard application);
* Resume
(standard application);
* Official transcript
(standard application);
* Two letters of recommendation
(standard application);
Male/Female students:
54% / 46%
International students:
3%
Selected recruiters:
PACCAR, Amazon, US. Army, Multicare, Hughes Group, Boeing
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