佩斯大学

Full-time MBA program

The factors include the evaluation of official transcripts of all colleges and universities attended, official GRE or GMAT scores and if applicable, either the TOEFL, IELTS or Pearson Test of English (PTE), letters of reference that address the potential for success in a graduate business program, a personal statement and resume. Applicants may be considered for GMAT/GRE waiver if possess undergraduate GPA of 3.20 or higher from accredited US baccalaureate program.

Executive MBA program

The EMBA is an experiential, project-based MBA degree program intended for individuals with at least five years of managerial/professional experience, possess a bachelor’s degree or the equivalent, self-motivated and work well in teams. Applicants must submit official transcripts, two professional recommendations, a resume, and a letter of intent. No GMAT/GRE is required, and qualified applicants will be offered an interview interview with graduate academic and administrative Directors.

Part-time MBA program

The factors include the evaluation of official transcripts of all colleges and universities attended, official GRE or GMAT scores and if applicable, either the TOEFL, IELTS or Pearson Test of English (PTE), letters of reference that address the potential for success in a graduate business program, a personal statement and resume. Applicants may be considered for GMAT/GRE waiver if possess undergraduate GPA of 3.20 or higher from accredited US baccalaureate program.

Full-time MBA program website

http://www.pace.edu/lubin/sections/explore-programs/graduate-programs

Departments with highest MBA demand

Accounting, finance, general management, human resources management, marketing

Types of MBA programs offered

Full-time traditional two year, full-time accelerated, part-time evenings and weekends, other executive MBA

Full-time program

Students must earn 39 credits in order to satisfy MBA degree requirements. They take nine courses on business and analytical skills and then select three courses related to their career concentration. The program is completed with a problem-based capstone course.

Executive program

This AACSB accredited 20-month, 54-credit EMBA program consists of nine, six-credit modules that combine 10-weekend residencies on-campus, with online supported learning. Modules comprise individual learning exercises along with large-scale team projects that requires students to solve high-level business problems for actual companies. Teams present their recommendations to company executives and industry experts. The capstone combines a business simulation experience with an individual student-proposed project.

Part-time program

Students must earn 39 credits in order to satisfy MBA degree requirements. They take nine courses on business and analytical skills and then select three courses related to their career concentration. The program is completed with a problem-based capstone course.

Special programs offered to J.D. students

In 6 client representation clinics, students practice law under the supervision of faculty. 14 externship courses integrate skills training and substantive law via lawyer- and judge-supervised field placements. Study and field work is available around the globe. In eight Centers and Institutes, students collaborate with Center staff and Law School faculty in cutting edge areas of the law.

Department(s) responsible for the law school information technology operations

Law school information technology department, law school library, university information technology department, other

Details about the library and other facilities

The Haub Law Library features comfortable and varied seating arrangements, including large reading rooms, soft and casual seating, group study rooms, individual study carrels, a sixteen-seat computer lab with printers and a scanner, a twelve-seat computer lab with a printer, and a student lounge. The wireless network is available throughout the Law Library.

Career services operations

The Center for Career & Prof. Development/Public Interest Law Center counsels students and alumni, and the office facilitates opportunities for term-time, summer, and permanent post-graduate positions, including fellowships and clerkships. They offer an extensive program of speakers across the spectrum of career paths, as well as interviewing and presentation training and pro bono opportunities.