3+2 Program in pdf format.

3 + 2 Program

The 3+2 Program offered by the Lewis College of Business allows students to earn both their Bachelor of Business Administration and Master of Business Administration degrees in a total of five years. Students are allowed to double-count up to nine hours of graduate-level courses from the master’s degree toward their bachelor’s degree requirements.

Please contact the GSM Academic Advisor for the specific entrance requirements.

3 + 2 Programs With Other Undergraduate Schools

Marshall University has agreements with several WV undergraduate institutions that will allow a student to earn both an undergraduate degree and a Master of Business Administration in 5 years. Please check with your business school office if you are interested in this option.

The 3+2 program allows an undergraduate student who plans to enroll in the Marshall M.B.A. Program immediately following receipt of the baccalaureate degree an opportunity to complete both degrees in five (5) academic years. Students may doublecount up to 9 hours of graduate coursework taken during the senior year toward an undergraduate business degree. Students pursuing non-business baccalaureate degrees should contact their advisors to determine the applicability of M.B.A. courses toward their
undergraduate degrees.

Admission Requirements:

The student must:

1) have senior status or be able to attain senior status after completion of the semester in which the student is currently enrolled;

2) be reasonably likelyto complete all undergraduate degree requirements within two semesters after being admitted to the 3+2 Program;

3) have an overall undergraduate GPA of 3.0 or better at the time of application;

4) have completed all undergraduate foundation courses with a grade of B or better in each course by the end of the semester in which the student will be enrolled in the 3+2 Program;

5) have completed the GMAT and received a score of 500 or better.

Foundation Courses:

ACC 215, ACC 216, ECN 250, ECN 253, FIN 323, MGT 218, MGT 320, MGT 420, MKT 340, MTH 203. (Accounting majors may substitute ACC 318 for MGT 420.)

Students accepted into the 3+2 program may take nine (9) hours of graduate level courses with senior status. After the student completes the baccalaureate degree and attains full admission into the M.B.A. program, the student will be allowed to take additional
graduate coursework.

3 + 2 Program Pdf Document.