The MBA degree program is offered entirely online and is designed for working professionals. This non-thesis program is open to individuals holding bachelor's degrees in any area and is designed to prepare you for responsible managerial positions by providing a background in the major functional areas of business operations.
Students applying for admission to the MBA program must meet the university-wide requirements for graduate admission and the specific requirements for the MBA.
All application materials must be sent to the UT Martin Office of Graduate Studies.
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The applicant must provide a resume with at least two contact references and be approved by the CBGA Graduate Admission Committee.
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The applicant must provide a resume with at least two contact references and be approved by the CBGA Graduate Admission Committee.
A senior at The University of Tennessee at Martin who needs less than 30 semester hours to complete the requirements for a bachelor’s degree and has at least a B (3.00) cumulative average, may take sufficient work for graduate credit to make a combined total of undergraduate and graduate credit hours of not more than 15 per semester, subject to the approval of the dean of graduate studies. Business courses may be taken only if a student meets all undergraduate prerequisite course requirements.
Approval must be obtained through the Graduate Studies Office each semester at registration. Eligible seniors may take no more than a cumulative total of nine semester hours of graduate credit. Students wishing to apply graduate courses taken as a senior toward a master’s degree program should consult the appropriate graduate program coordinator/designee before registering for the courses.
The student must complete a graduate application for admission and pay the application fee.
A limited number of graduate assistantships are available on campus. Students should direct all inquiries to the Graduate Studies office. Graduate Assistant responsibilities vary according to assignment. Assistantships carry a fixed stipend and provide a waiver of all tuition charges, including out-of-state fees, for GA’s with at least 30 percent appointment. International students may not apply for an assistantship until they have completed at least one term of full-time work at UT Martin.
The University of Tennessee at Martin is strongly committed to increasing the enrollment of graduate students from underrepresented groups. Access and Diversity scholarships are available for qualified groups. Recipients are selected based upon the nomination by graduate coordinators/designee.
The university accepts fee waivers for UTM employees, UT system employees, and Tennessee state employees. For more information, see http://www.utm.edu/offices-and-services/office-of-bursar/forms.php.
The Department of Education offers Unsubsidized Stafford loans and Graduate Plus loans to students to help pay educational expenses. To be eligible, a student must complete a FAFSA, be admitted to a graduate program, be enrolled in at least 6 hours and have good standing with the university. The aggregate amounts of guaranteed student loans shall not exceed $138,500, including undergraduate loans. Students will be notified of eligibility. For more information concerning the various types of financial aid available, students should contact the Office of Student Financial Assistance located in 205 Administration Building or visit their website at http://www.utm.edu/offices-and-services/financial-aid-and-scholarships/.
Our MBA is structured to provide flexibility to both provide quality education and accommodate for working professionals. The program’s fully online format is structured where students take three classes during a normal semester, and each class is offered asynchronously, every 5 weeks.
Credit hours required to complete the General MBA degree. Concentrations require an additional 3 credit hours.
Amount of coursework can be completed online
Minimum time required to complete the degree
Students have the option of completing the General MBA degree option for 30 credit hours or to complete a concentration in Agriculture Business, Sport Business, or Human Resource Management. The additional concentration option requires a focus of electives in the desired field, and an additional 3 credit hours, resulting an 33-hour requirements to complete the degree.
All students are required to maintain 3.00 GPA while taking MBA coursework, and the program capstone must be completed with a letter grade of at least a “B”
Ms. Jennifer Killebrew
18 Business Administration Building
305 Gooch Hall
Martin, TN 38238
Ph: (731) 881-7208
Em: jkilleb5@utm.edu or mbaga@utm.edu
The College of Business and Global Affairs offers a master’s level non-thesis program of graduate study: the Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.). The program is open to any holder of a baccalaureate degree from a four-year college or university, regardless of the undergraduate field of study and provides the theoretical and conceptual foundations for those who may later pursue a doctoral degree, as well as the knowledge to advance in their career.
Graduates of the M.B.A. program will be able to demonstrate:
Students applying for admission to the MBA program must meet the university-wide requirements for graduate admission and the specific requirements for the MBA.
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Jenny Killebrew
Director of MBA & Undergraduate Student Services
107 Business Administration Building
Martin, TN 38238
Ph: (731) 881-7208
Em: jkilleb5@utm.edu