The part-time MBA program at Bentley offers the most flexible option for students, making it a great option for the busy, working professional. While most complete the program within two years, students have up to five years and can vary their course load to fit their personal work-life schedules.
Students in the program come from all industries and a variety of jobs (everything from nursing to law to science). No matter what their background, the common goal is to understand more about business principles and learn key skills, like decision-making, business strategy, and management.
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Graduates (2022-2023)
12-15
Courses
All applicants are avaluated for foundation waivers
24-60
Months to Complete
30%
Median Award of Merit Aid Offered
Your MBA Education
The Part-Time MBA can be completed between 12 to 15 total courses and consists of foundation, core, and elective credits.
*Students with the appropriate background may be waived from all five foundation courses but will be required to add electives if they have been waived from more than three. Four electives are required and provide students with options to focus on a concentration or select individual courses within our graduate school curriculum.
Foundation: Up to Five* Courses
Core: Six Courses
Electives: Four to Six* Courses
Declare a concentration to focus your degree or select from all available courses for a general MBA.
Students with the appropriate background may be waived from all five foundation courses but will be required to add electives if they have been waived from more than three. Four electives are required and provide students with options to focus on a concentration or select individual courses within our graduate school curriculum.
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A Commitment to Making the World a Better Place
Ahmadou Balde works to improve education, health care and training Services in Guinea. “Business is a social endeavor with economic, political, environmental and social consequences; your actions matter.”
Bringing People Together Through an MBA
At the time Harrelson chose to complete a finance concentration with his MBA, he thought his career would focus on financial analysis or investment banking. But after working at a major retailer, he began to re-evaluate his plans.
Catching up with a ‘Sea-E-O’
Emily Wilder, MBA ’19 is bringing a taste of the Pacific Northwest to customers near and far. Her online store, Salinity Seafood & More, features food and wares from Washington state.
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