Welcome to the Quinlan

School of Business Information Session

The Quinlan Experience

We wrote the book on

business ethics.

• A Jesuit Education

• Theory to practice in your professional career

• Holistic education and personal development

• Commitment to ethical decision making

Traditional MBA Intercontinental MBA

Course Work 14-18 Courses 32 Modules

(Equivalent to 16 courses)

Curriculum

Structure

3-7 Fundamental core courses in

Accounting, Economics, Finance, Human

Resources, Marketing, Operations,

Statistics

11 Courses across multiple disciplines

encompassing advanced leadership, global

perspective, electives, and an integrative

capstone experience

Electives may be general or concentrated

in one area

11 month, full-time program, online

and on the ground on four

continents

Specialized focus on emerging

markets

Cohort format with group and

individual deliverables

Each foreign residency is a 3 to 5

week immersion

Professional

Opportunities

Management, supervisory, and leadership

positions in any industry

Leadership positions with a global

focus.

MBA Programs

MS

Accountancy MS Finance

MS Human

Resources

MS Integrated

Marketing

Communications

MS

Supply Chain

Management

Course Work 12 courses

(plus 6

prerequisites,

depending on prior

coursework)

14-18 courses 12-13 courses 14-18 courses 14-18 courses

Curriculum

Structure

9 Advanced

Accounting

courses

3 courses in other

graduate business

subjects

13-14 Finance

courses

4-5 courses in

other graduate

business

subjects

10-13 Human

Resources

courses

Maximum 2 non-

HR electives

9-10 Marketing courses

4-8 courses in other

graduate business

subjects

10-11 Supply

Chain courses

4-8 courses in

other graduate

business subjects

Professional

Opportunities

- Tax

- Audit

- Advisory

- Internal audit

- Corporate

- Corporate

- Banking

- Commercial

- Investment

- Real estate

- Consulting

- Assets

- Performance

management

- Recruitment

- Development

- Compensation

- Employment

relations

- Digital marketing

manager

- Social media director

- Branding

- Campaigning

- Operations

- Purchasing

- Global Sales

- Risk

Management

- Operations

- Import/Export

Specialty Masters Programs

Flexible Class Scheduling to

Meet Your Needs Four 10-week quarters per

academic year

– August, November, February

and May

All courses are three credit hours

– Classes meet once a week,

6-9 p.m.

– Some Saturday and morning

classes are available

– Ability to switch between full- and part-time status

The Quinlan Experience Get involved and stay involved!

• Study abroad opportunities

• Service days

• Research projects with professors

• Cultural diversity celebrations

• Social gatherings

• Alumni events and benefits

Student groups and organizations

Quinlan Business Career

Services

Deloitte

Grant Thornton

McGladrey

General Electric

Target

True Partners

Enterprise Rent-A-Car

Discover Financial Services

National Futures Association

WTAS

California Franchise Tax Board

Financing Your Degree

Quinlan Merit Based Scholarships

Other scholarship opportunities:

– Mbascholarships101.com

– Scholarships.com

Stafford Loans

– Up to $20,500 per academic year (all are eligible)

– www.FAFSA.ed.gov LUC code: 001710

Federal Plus Loan Program

– Covers difference between Stafford Load award and remaining tuition

– Repayment begins when you are no longer enrolled

Admissions Process

• Online application

• Official transcripts

• GMAT or GRE

• Two letters of recommendation

• Statement of purpose

• Current resume

• International students: TOEFL and

transcript evaluation

Next Steps Meet with Enrollment Advisor

Attend a class visit

Submit the on-line application!

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