If you’ve been out of school for a while—or if your undergrad coursework was light on math—it can be daunting to enter an MBA program where quantitative skills are important. And you’re not alone, according to Don Harter, associate dean for masters programs at the Whitman School of Management. “Students have the most challenges with the quantitative classes,” he told Yahoo! News. “Get ready before you even apply to these programs.”

If you’ve earned your bachelor’s degree and want to advance within or transition to a career in the field of accounting, then an online masters degree in accounting may be the next logical step. Most state boards of accountancy require a minimum of 150 hours of post-secondary education from a regionally accredited institution, which typically equates to a master’s degree...

Did you know that in 1946, Syracuse welcomed returning World War II veterans under the G.I. Bill of Rights? As a result, enrollment tripled overnight. The university’s historical commitment to veterans can be viewed on a timeline compiled by Syracuse University’s Institute for Veterans and Military Families...

MBA@Syracuse is live and we are now accepting applications for our first cohort of students. This program represents a major step forward for our university and we are very excited to welcome our first applicants. Below you will find basic information about the program, as well as an application checklist and a link to our online application form. About MBA@Syracuse MBA@Syracuse (formerly known as the iMBA) is an online program, allowing students to earn an MBA no matter where they are. Students enjoy the same expert faculty, residencies, and global focus as their on-campus peers. There are live, weekly, face-to-face […]