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CONCENTRATION REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL PART-TIME STUDENTS
The concentrations available to evening MBA students are listed below, but these are subject to change. A student’s choice of concentration is limited only by the concentration’s prerequisites and its availability at the time the student wishes to declare. A student’s concentration requirements are not set until the student formally declares his or her concentration as part of the application or after admission in the Graduate School of Business college office located in DePaul Center 7900.

AREAS OF CONCENTRATION AVAILABLE IN THE EVENING MBA PROGRAM

Applied Economics
Behavioral Finance
Brand Management
Customer Relationship Management
E-Business
Entrepreneurship                                              Finance
Financial Analysis
Financial Management & Control
General Business
Health Sector Management
Human Resource Management
International Business
Integrated Marketing Communications
Leadership/Change Management
Management Accounting
Management Information Systems
Marketing Management
Marketing Research and Analysis
Marketing Strategy and Planning
New Product Management
Operations Management
Real Estate Finance & Investment
Sales Leadership
Strategy, Execution &   Valuation

GENERAL BUSINESS
Students who would like more flexibility in selecting courses may choose the General Business concentration. Students will select four electives from any of several areas of study within the Kellstadt Graduate School of Business. The selected courses must be eligible for credit in a graduate business program, carry at least four quarter hours of credit each and cannot be one of the twelve required core courses. A student may receive no less than a minimum grade of C- for each course in the concentration and the overall grade point average for the four electives selected for the concentration must be at least 2.0, collectively. Additional course work will be required until all concentration requirements are met.

DOUBLE CONCENTRATION
Students may choose a second concentration as part of their MBA program. More than 50% of the second concentration must be new course work not used to satisfy other requirements. In cases where there are courses that might count in more than one selected concentration only one course for the first concentration may count for the second concentration. All requirements for the second concentration must be met prior to graduation.