Upon successful completion of the Master of Business Administration degree program, the graduate should be able to

• Demonstrate the ability to apply theoretical concepts to actual management situations and utilize critical thinking and decision-making skills to identify, analyze, and develop practical solutions to organizational problems in a global environment.
• Present ideas logically and persuasively in writing and speech, with emphasis on effective business presentations utilizing the latest technology.
• Demonstrate knowledge of Christian values, ethical issues, and the legal processes as they affect the business environment.
• Use computer technology and statistical techniques as tools for business decisions making.
• Analyze managerial finance and accounting from the perspectives of business and financial managers; and use this analysis in the decision-making process.
• Apply ethical marketing management strategies and e-commerce marketing to position a product or service in domestic and international markets.
• Apply microeconomic principles, practices, applications, and techniques directly related to business issues.
• Qualify for an extended range of business positions.