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Master of Business Administration (MBA)<\/h1><\/span>\n
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      <\/a>Ms. Rehva Jones, MBA, Director of Business Programs (program chair)<\/p>\n

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      Trinity\u2019s Master of Business Administration (MBA) program demonstrates its unwavering commitment to diversity, inclusion, equity and excellence in studies and life. The MBA program is designed for working professionals who are ready to take on leadership roles within their organizations. Individuals who majored in areas outside of Business Administration in college may also seek an MBA to rise within their current organization or prepare for a new career field. Students gain comprehensive business knowledge while acquiring the skills and tools necessary to excel and innovate in any working environment.<\/p>\n

      The Master of Business Administration (MBA) is a 48-credit program with sixteen core courses (39 credit hours) providing the solid foundation for graduate business education and three elective courses (9 credit hours) in the Entrepreneurship or Leadership concentrations. Courses are pragmatic and relevant in today\u2019s constantly evolving work environments. The flexible schedule offers courses in the evenings and on weekends in traditional weekly, alternate weekend and accelerated 8-week formats.<\/p>\n

      Significant individual study and guided independent learning throughout each course are required to meet the objectives of each course and the overall goals of the program.\u00a0 Students normally take three courses per semester and complete their degree in five semesters (21 months). The average time for completion is approximately 2 years.