Business Administration Entrepreneurship - Ashland University

Business Administration Entrepreneurship from Ashland University is a Campus Master Management degree that prepares you for a Business career. Ashland University MBA students have the option of using their nine hours of elective credit to earn a specialization in a specific area of business . Students can earn specializations in one of two ways. A student can select a specialization from the current list on this page. Alternatively, a student can propose a customized specialization, and seek approval from a faculty mentor and from the chair of the graduate business program. In either case, each student must complete the Request to Obtain MBA Specialization form. Completed forms should be submitted to the MBA Office at 401 College Avenue, Ashland, Ohio 44805 or faxed to 419-289-5910. Specialization courses may only be taken after completion of nine hours in the Phase II portion of the program. Students may only receive credit for a course taken below in the specialization listed, unless noted otherwise. Courses can not "double count" toward two specializations. Each student who begins the MBA program after January 1, 2006 will require 37 credits above the Phase I foundation level in order to graduate with a specialization. Specialization in Entrepreneurship Required: MBA 540 Entrepreneurship and Intrapreneurship: Essentials in Building a Competitive Edge for Success (3) Plus 6 additional credits chosen from: MBA 541 Business Information Systems For The Small Business (3) MBA 542 Business Tax Planning (formerly titled Corporate and Individual Taxation) (3) MBA 543 Entrepreneurial Law (3) MBA 544 Small Business Management (3) MBA 516 Seminars (three seminars at 1 credit each) on topics relevant to and approved for entrepreneurship. View more details on Ashland University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Management courses.