Toledo college of Business Administration

From accounting to management, finance to e-commerce, the college allows students to pursue specific areas of business operations. Students can choose from bachelor's degrees in 13 areas or can earn a master of business administration. A joint juris doctor/MBA degree is offered in conjunction with the College of Law, and a joint MS in pharmacy/MBA is offered with the College of Pharmacy. Students can also enroll in a program with the College of Engineering for master's and doctoral degrees in manufacturing management.

The University of Toledo's College of Business Administration's undergraduate program combines a well-rounded education with development of managerial and decision-making skills.

A broad liberal arts background.
Broad training in business functions.
In-depth knowledge in an area of specialization.

The general education component is taught predominantly in the College of Arts and Sciences; the business education component predominantly by the CBA. Within the business college, students complete a core of required business courses and select from among the following specializations:

Accounting
Business Economics
Finance
Financial Services
Human Resource Management
Information Systems
International Business
Management · Marketing
Operations Management
Organizational Leadership and Management
Professional Sales
Purchasing and Supply Management

The business curriculum moves through a broad liberal arts background through a general core of business courses to a specific area of specialization. During the freshman and sophomore years, students take courses in English composition, mathematics, social sciences, humanities and natural sciences. As sophomores, they mesh several basic business courses with the arts and sciences requirements. Progression into the upper division or junior year is not automatic. Application is made during the last quarter of the sophomore year. Students with a 2.25+ cumulative GPA after at least 60 hours, and 2.25+ lower division subset GPA in the following courses: BUAD 1010/2030; ISOM 1020/2060/2070; ACCT 2040/2050; MGMT/MKTG 2080 will be automatically accepted. Other students will be considered on an individual basis.

The business core courses begin during the junior year. It is at this point that a student selects his/her area of specialization or major, which is completed throughout the junior and senior years. However, some students wait until they have "tested out" a few of the required core courses before selecting their major.

The College of Business Administration was established in 1930 and since 1955 has been accredited by the American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) for undergraduate and graduate work. The UT-MBA is a comprehensive program with specializations available in administration, finance, human resource management, international business, information systems, management, marketing, and operations management. In today's competitive environment, an MBA continues to be one of the most valuable educational credentials available. The College of Business Administration's MBA Program through continuous improvement offers a rigorous curriculum that skillfully integrates academic theory with real world application. An MBA from The University of Toledo represents an important investment in your career. Whatever your interest, The University of Toledo experience will enhance your ability to be successful in today's global marketplace.

JD/MBA Joint Degree Program The College of Law and The College of Business Administration, The University of Toledo: JD/MBA - Joint Degree Program.
Executive MBA EMBA/MBA Open House Schedule.
Master of Science in Accounting.
Master of Science and Ph.D. in Manufacturing Management.
MBA Graduate Preparation Program (MBAGPP) Prepares international students who need English language improvement for entry into the MBA program.

The Master of Science in Accountancy (M.S.A.) is a 30 semester hour program. It would typically include 21 semester hours of accounting classes and 9 hours of diversification electives. The MSA program is designed to prepare students for a professional career in accounting and to fulfill the requirements to sit for the uniform CPA exam in the state of Ohio.

MSA Core Courses :- Required of all students ACCT 6130 External Financial Reporting III ACCT 6190 Financial Contemporary Problems ACCT 6210 Research in Accounting and Taxation ACCT 6310 Advanced Managerial Acctg ACCT 6420 Auditing.

Note: For students who have take External Financial Reporting III and / or Auditing previously in an undergraduate program, these courses are not required.

M.S.A. Electives ACCT 6220 Corporate Tax ACCT 6230 Fiduciary, Estate and Gift Taxation ACCT 6320 Cost Analysis & Control ACCT 6410 Governmental & Not-for-Profit.

Diversification Electives :- BUAD 6010 Assessing Emerging Business Opportunities BUAD 6030 Designing Products and Operations BUAD 6040 Marketing, Production, and Distribution BUAD 6050 Managing in a Dynamic Environment BUAD 6060 Financial Analysis & Decision-Making MSA students without an undergraduate business degree must take BUAD 6040 and BUAD 6050 (to meet the AACSB accreditation guideline C.1.3a).