The core courses are the building blocks upon which the rest of the MBA program stands. Our objective is to have students well prepared for their advanced courses and encourage and support high performance of our students. Therefore, the Department of Finance and Economics is recommending faculty teaching the core courses (Managerial Economics, Aggregate Economics and Financial Management) to evaluate their students by using examinations and other assignments that are highly demanding so that they reveal the differential performance of students. To specially reward the good student, the Department of Finance and Economics has established the following grading policy for MBA core courses: The total of A's and B's awarded is not to exceed 75% of the total number of students taking the class. The A's may be awarded to no more than 25% of the class.
For Full-Time students, this concentration is comprised of 6 courses (18 credits).
All courses listed are worth 3 credits. Syllabi from previous semesters are provided as further reference material. (Course numbers and/or names may have changed since then.)